This is one of the best outdoor equipment shiop in Britain. It is not about prices, it's about the…read morequality of equipment sold here. Everything is competitively priced. For those who know the difference between Millet and Millets, this is the shop where you need to go when finally decided to stop wasting money on cheap gear and rubbish gear and get some real stuff. alex

the original outdoor shop in inverness. there are now more posh places like tiso but for basic…read morefleeces, daft hats for new year and cheap campling stuff, millets can't be beaten. the staff seem knowledgeable. They have a good range of childrens outdoor clothes, gloves, and hardy footwear for wee ones .They have decent sales, worth a look. They also have a great Cath Kidson range of trendy floral camping gear, tents, sleeping bags etc. which are also included in sales. It is located in the high street in Inverness which is handy. if you are looking for a cheap tent to leave at t in the park, this is the place to find one

Even though this Millets is a small store the staff are helpful and will get you something if…read moreavailable from another store. Good selection of boots.

Excellent service, very friendly staff, helpful and informative. Good range of items too.read more

A great outdoors shop…read more Huge selection of maps and guide books. Stocks Rab, Petzl, DMM and everything you would expect. Not much in the way of sleeping bags and tents but if you know what you want they can get in for you. Only shop I know that stocks a serious and respectable selection of rope access equipment. Not only that, they know what they are talking about as well. They can also prepare you any (within reason) length of rope from a selection of static and dynamic cords.

A brand new cafe in Aviemore. Active Outdoor follows the same idea as the Mountain Care up the…read moreroad; an outdoor shop on the bottom and a cafe on the top. The cafe is 5 minutes outside the town with means its currently quite quiet. It's clean and confortable with a mix of tables and sofas They do good coffee and a mix of cakes and light meals (soup and sandwitches etc). Free papers and friendly staff and free Wi-Fi make this a nice place to stop. Definately a good change from the busier places cloaser to the center of town

This shop is actually named Braemar mountain sports, however the address details listed here are…read morecorrect. This is a tiny little shop that sells a great selection of walking and skiing equipment. The ski equipment tends to be more towards cross country and telemark skiing, which is sometimes hard to get hold of elsewhere. There have a really nice selection of outdoor clothing, including northface and Patagonia. The staff are always polite and really helpful.