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Loch Insh Outdoor Centre is 7 miles
northeast of Kingussie in the Highlands of
Scotland, 9 miles south of Aviemore.
The Centre is open all year round for Day
Visits, and provides Accommodation for
Holidays. Postcode: PH21 1NU
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Water Sports catered for are: Paddle
Boarding, Sailing, Wind Surfing, Kayaking,
Canoeing, Pedalos, Rowing, Tour Boat, River
Trips, Raft Building, and Fishing.
On Shore Activities include: Archery,
Tubing, Mountain Biking, Skiing, Snowboarding,
Walking, and Team Building.
Accommodation includes, Chalets, Apartments,
and B&B.
Loch Insh History
Clive Freshwater had been a professional
footballer with Grimsby Town, Scunthorpe, and
Leeds United. He later moved to Scotland to
work at Glenmore Lodge by
Aviemore as a Sports Instructor. He met his
wife Sally at Glenmore Lodge, with them soon
planning an Outdoor Centre of their own.
1969 - Clive purchased the Beach at Loch
Insh from the local Church. The original name
of this Centre was the Cairngorm Canoeing and
Sailing School, later becoming the Loch Insh
Outdoor Centre.
1970 - Clive discovered the old Village Hall
in woodland by the Loch. This soon became the
first Building for Accommodation.
1973 - Clive began expanding the Business
with a number of new Buildings added each year
for Accommodation and Facilities, leading to
the modern Outdoor Centre seen today.
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