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PERTHSHIRE TIGH MOR TROSSACHS Your properties Free on-site Additional facilities Getting there The Trossachs stands at the gateway to the recreation & facilities (Subject to local charges) Despite its rural isolation, the romantic Highlands of Scotland – and your Indoor swimming pool Scott’s Bistro (not under HPB Management; book direct with restaurant) Trossachs is easily accessible. Stirling is beautifully located, magnifi cent Victorian home - Sauna Health and beauty treatments approximately 45 minutes’ drive away, of Tigh Mor offers unrivalled access to the region. - Steam room Small shop while the drive time from Edinburgh In all there are 76 properties, ranging from Small exercise room Fishing lessons on the Lochan (pond) and Glasgow is about 90 minutes. The studios to three-bed apartments and cottages. Three tennis courts Weekly events programme Children’s play area nearest mainline train station is Stirling; Rowing boats Pet friendly 29 properties Golf practice nets you can then take a bus to Callander Food pack Clubhouse followed by a taxi or Direct Response m Cycle routes f Mobility friendly 7 properties - Pool table and table tennis Transport (DRT) to the site (please

These are properties that may be suitable Walk packs are available at www.hpb.co.uk/ note 24 hours notice is required). A car, - Indoor carpet bowls tighmor/walk or can be purchased for a small fee for people with limited mobility. Please - Snooker table from reception. though not essential, is recommended. see page 7 for more details. - DVD library Area code (useful for GPS or Google Tourist information Fishing at Loch Achray Maps): FK17 8HY Wheelchair friendly - Selection of games Tigh Mor is a founder member of the Loch Achray One two-bed apartment and one one- - Book library Conservation Association. The loch is prolifi c with bed apartment in the main building have Bondholder laundry pike which can be fi shed with deadbait and fl y. been adapted for use by accompanied Internet and WiFi facilities All fi shing is from the Association’s well-equipped wheelchair holidaymakers. For further Dog kennels boats (there is a small charge). Loch Lomond information Bondholders should please Gleneagles Covered bicycle store Callander visit www.hpb.co.uk/tighmor/access. TIGH MOR TROSSACHS Shops & restaurants Ghillie Morris Miekle fi shes for pike Aberfoyle on Loch Achray Doune Callander and Aberfoyle are both Stirling about eight miles away and have pubs, restaurants and a good selection of shops.

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No. of properties 6 37 22 8 3 1 Bedr 1 Bedr/1 Bath 2 Bedr/2 Bath 2 Bedr 3 Bedr 1 Bath Apts Apts/Cotts 2 Bath 2 Bath Week no. Month Studios 3/4 nights 1 week 3/4 nights 1 week Cotts** Apts 1 JAN 2220 N/A 2540 N/A 3430 3750 4080 2 1940 1220 2220 1650 3000 3290 3570 3 1940 1220 2220 1650 3000 3290 3570 4 2290 1440 2620 1950 3540 3880 4220 5 2370 1490 2710 2010 3650 4000 4350

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40 OCT 8130 5120 9310 6910 12560 13760 14950 and weekdays, Monday-Friday (four nights). 41 8130 5120 9310 6910 12560 13760 14950 Put-u-up facilities are available – please 42 8880 5590 10160 7540 13720 15020 16320 43 8880 5590 10160 7540 13720 15020 16320 see page 9. 44 5920 3720 6770 5030 9140 10010 10880

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94 Best for Fishing “Where is the coward that Must visit Manager’s Tip would not dare to fi ght for Perthshire is an angler’s paradise. Enjoy a guided visit to a loch or river with a ghillie who will share Described as the greatest railway such a land as Scotland?” his experience and advise on how to make the journey in the world, a trip on the Jacobite steam train is well worth Sir Walter Scott, born 1772 most of this fi shing mecca. And Tigh Mor offers doing when visiting the Trossachs. The its own fi shing pond (the Lochan) as well as 84-mile round journey takes you from fi shing on Loch Achray (7). At a glance Fort William, the home of Ben Nevis, Perthshire is located near the centre of Best for Castles and Palaces to Britain’s most westerly mainland Scotland. It lies on Britain’s biggest river – the railway station, Arisaig. The car journey Inchmahome Priory (2) Doune Castle (8) is a magnifi cent medieval river Tay. The county is steeped in Scottish to Fort William takes you through Set on an island in the Lake of Menteith, courtyard castle steeped in history. It was history, legend and myth, from the Romans to stunning Glen Coe and is only 1½ hours Inchmahome is an idyllically-situated once occupied by Bonnie Prince Charlie’s the Celts. The Trossachs, with its mountains, from Tigh Mor. The steam train runs Augustinian monastery dating from 1238. forces. Stirling Castle (9) by contrast is one of beautiful glens and fabulous landscapes, has from May to October and must be Open April to October. the grandest. It overlooks some of the most been attracting visitors for centuries. It is a booked in advance; however a normal Deanston Distillery (3) important battlefi elds of Scotland’s past. region of fascinating history and legend, from train service also runs along the line. Visit for an in-depth tour of the distillery Scone Palace (10) was built in 1580 on a site the mythical giant Fingal to the notorious Treat yourself to a fi rst-class ticket! including a complimentary whisky tasting. intrinsic to Scottish history. In 838, Kenneth outlaw Rob Roy McGregor. Blair Drummond Safari Park (4) MacAlpin became the fi rst king of a united Best for Art Wild animal reserves, a petting farm, Scotland and brought the Stone of Destiny, sea lions, an adventure playground and on which Scottish kings were ceremonially Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow much more. Open March to October. invested, to Moot Hill. hosts internationally signifi cant collections displayed in 22 state-of-the-art galleries. They include superb paintings and sculptures, silver Best for Lochs Best for Games and ceramics, European armour, weapons and The Trossachs National Park was Scotland’s No visit to Perthshire during the summer months fi rearms, clothing and furniture. The natural fi rst, and with over 700 square miles of is complete without attending at least one of the history of Scotland is treated in depth and there magnifi cent mountains, glens and lochs, 14 Highland Games that take place at towns and are displays of relics from Scotland’s history and there is a lot to discover. Loch Lomond (5) villages across the region. Watch the tossing o’ prehistory. The museum is a great day out for (one of the park’s 22 lochs) has amazing the caber while hearing the sound of bagpipes. families, with lots of interactive displays aimed views with mountains, islands and pretty at engaging young minds. The Fergusson Gallery villages lining the shores. The best way to (Perth) (1) is devoted to the work of one of the experience the stunning scenery is on the celebrated Scottish Colourists, John Duncan Loch Lomond Water Bus Service; a great way Fergusson. Three galleries contain superb works to get a feel for all the different locations. Or by Fergusson and his wife, Margaret Morris, who walk to Loch Katrine (6), which inspired Sir was a groundbreaking modern dancer. Walter Scott to write The Lady of the Lake.

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