| Strathpeffer - Highland is known as a small village in | | | | arts, and several other events. |
| Scotland. Its population is just about 1,469 people. The | | | | In 1862 the railways arrived which helped to bring even |
| village is 200 to 400 feet above the sea level and is | | | | more visitors to Strathpeffer. A branch line was built in |
| sheltered near the north and west with a warm and | | | | the year 1885 and the route was known to go right |
| dry climate. The location of this village was part of | | | | through the town. However, the towns people who |
| many battles that are known to have been fought | | | | were against it were able to prevent it from passing |
| there. | | | | through, the branch then was closed. The station is |
| A battle field known as Blar Nan Ceann is at the | | | | now used for a variety of shops and craft outlets and |
| western end of Strathpeffer. There is not too much | | | | also is home to the Highland Museum Of Childhood. |
| that is known about the battles other than a battle | | | | Strathpeffer is now a very popular tourist site as |
| between the Mackenzies and the Macdonells where a | | | | many visitors can come to the town which has plenty |
| certain incident took place near a well that was near | | | | of hotels and guestrooms that are available and has |
| to the battle field itself. | | | | some good touring in the highlands. You can find many |
| During the Victorian era the village of Strathpeffer was | | | | walks in and around the area with a nice scenic golf |
| very well known for being a spa resort. But after 1819 | | | | course. There is also some great dance shows for the |
| the spa was turned into a hotel and a hospital. The | | | | many visitors and residents too. |
| structure goes back to 1880 and was just built for the | | | | The village of Strathpeffer has become one fine place |
| entertainment of the many visitors that would come | | | | for tourist and visitors of any kind. The town makes a |
| there. Near the end of the century due to its disuse | | | | wonderful place for any kind of tourism at any time of |
| and lack of repair but soon after it was then restored | | | | the year. |
| and was then used as a new venue for weddings, | | | | |