Lossiemouth to Thurso

• Driving Safety

  The A9 is a major road with average speed cameras; maintain a steady speed.
• Outdoor Activities

  If you are visiting for outdoor activities, check the weather forecast before heading out.
• Parking

  Parking in Thurso is generally easy and free in most public areas.
• Local Food

  Try the local food in one of the town's cafes; it is fresh and locally sourced.
• Walking

  Thurso is a compact town; it is best explored on foot once you arrive.

• Road Conditions

  Rural roads can be icy in winter; check local weather reports before traveling.
• Emergency

  Thurso has a local health centre; for serious emergencies, head to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
• Pedestrian Safety

  Use designated crossings in the town centre.
• Night Travel

  Rural roads can be dark; use your lights appropriately.

• Is Thurso the northernmost town in mainland Scotland?
  Yes, it is the northernmost town in mainland Scotland.
• How long does it take to drive to Thurso?
  It takes about 2 hours 45 minutes from Lossiemouth.
• Are there trains to Thurso?
  Yes, Thurso has a railway station on the Far North Line.
• What is the best thing to see in Thurso?
  The Thurso Beach and the nearby Dunnet Head are top attractions.
• Is parking free in Thurso?
  Yes, most public parking in Thurso is free.

• From Lossiemouth, Scotland, United Kingdom
• To Thurso, Highland, United Kingdom
• Modes

May to September for pleasant weather and outdoor activities.