Raeburn
About Raeburn
It is one of the most comfortable of our huts and the view out is a superb vista across Strath Spey to the Monadh Liath hills. The hut is centrally placed for the Cairngorms to the east, and the winter routes of Creag Meagaidh to the south-west. The rock climbing on both Creag Dubh, Newtonmore, and Binnein Shuas are also only a short drive away.
Location
Laggan, Strathspey
( NN 63582 90886 )
Getting there
Facilities
- 16 beds
- Gas cookers
- Gas and electric heating
- Electric lighting
- Drying room
- Toilets
- 1 shower
Bookings
Applications to stay at the hut should be made, preferably by email, to the Honorary Custodian: Gordon Lacey
07816 909 980
Mon-Thur between 6pm and 8pm only, please.
History
This hut was newly constructed in 1988 and named after Harold Raeburn who joined the Club in 1896 and was an outstanding early influence on Scottish mountaineering.
Custodian Message
The huts water supply is boil only - please bring bottled water for drinking