Spey Avenue in Highland

Spey Avenue in Highland is a two-lane, asphalted, lit residential street. The road has sidewalks as well as a width of 5.5 m. There is no cycle path. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Dalfaber Park, McInnes Place, Craiggowrie Place, Lockhart Place and Callart Road and ends at Dalfaber Drive, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. This road is part of the bicycle routes UK:National Cycle Network 7 and EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route - part United Kingdom 1 and the hiking trails Speyside Way and Aviemore Orbital and the long-distance roads Gritting Priority 1 roads, Highland Tourist Route and SnowRoads Scenic Route. In the vicinity, you can find among other things a bicycle shop, a restaurant, a petrol station and a hairdresser's. The nearest bus stop in the vicinity is Dalfaber (approx. 250 m away). Spey Avenue also exists in Moray, East Ayrshire and Renfrewshire.

Road Type
residential street
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
30 mph
Route
northeast-southwest

Bicycle shops

  • Cairngorm Bike & Hike (opening hours: Tue–Sat 9–17) at Ride Scotland, Railway Station, (PH24 3BH).

Hairdressers

  • Bliss Hair & Beauty.

Restaurants

  • The Boat (regional cuisine) at Deshar Road (PH24 3BH).

Charity shops

  • Highland Hospice.

Petrol stations

  • Grantown Service Station (Diesel, Esso).

Antique shops

  • Cornerhouse Curios.

Bathroom furnishing shops nearby

William Wilson
200 m

Car repair shops nearby

George McDonald Garage Service
150 m

Commercial areas nearby

Cairngorm Technology Park
350 m

Kitchen showrooms nearby

Howdens Joinery
250 m

Off-licences nearby

Cairngorm Brewery
200 m

Playgrounds nearby

Burnside Play Park
500 m

Railway lines nearby

Strathspey Railway
350 m
Highland Main Line
550 m

Retail areas nearby

Dalfaber Neighbourhood Centre
400 m

Service buildings nearby

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks
150 m

Specialist shops nearby

MKM Building Supplies
250 m