Signed city-centre walk
Use Church Street or Farraline Park, then follow ICT's marked industrial-estate route and avoid crossing the A9.
Scottish Championship · Inverness
Sarens PSG Stadium · Stadium Road · IV1 1FG
Make a day of it
Inverness is a rewarding rail or overnight away day, but the stadium sits beyond the centre beside the A9 and Moray Firth. Build the day around the signed walk, match bus or confirmed parking rather than improvising the last mile.
Use Church Street or Farraline Park, then follow ICT's marked industrial-estate route and avoid crossing the A9.
Check the current departure from Farraline Park or an advertised local club before relying on the return service.
Stay close to the station or River Ness, leaving the exposed stadium leg for matchday.
11:30 - arrive at Inverness station and use Church Street or the river-side centre.
13:35 - join the official signed walk, or confirm the Farraline Park match bus before its advertised departure.
14:20 - reach the South Stand and allow time for ticket and bag checks.
17:00 - return on the signed route or the confirmed bus; do not cross the A9 on foot.
The King's Highway and Auctioneers are central check-first options. The Caley Thistle Social Club is active and runs match buses but is home-supporter led, while Church Street and Farraline Park form the most practical general base.
The River Ness, Victorian Market and Inverness Castle viewpoint fit an early rail arrival. Keep the official stadium route and its exposed final section in mind before committing to a tight schedule.
These options keep the final matchday journey relatively short. Compare event-night prices, parking and cancellation terms before booking.
A central base is usually better for the station, food and the evening after the match.
Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 20 September 2026.