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2019/2020 Explore HIGHLAND Aberfeldy, Blair , , Kenmore, &

Western Isles

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1 THE 2 SAFARIS. A unique cruise on is Scotland’s little gem and a most Loch Tay in a modern, fast, custom built cabin picturesque distillery. Nestling in Rib, exploring the history, heritage & folklore of the hills east of Pitlochry, Edradour Perthshire’s largest loch. Experience the breath produces a hand-crafted malt in very taking scenery & dramatic landscape with the local limited quantity, unique quality and & knowledgeable skipper, you will be enchanted by methods which to other distilleries by the Loch’s mystical charm! Daily Departures are just a fond distant memory. - 7 days a week, April to November. Tel: 01887 Tours include dram and video 820071 Book online - www.lochtaysafaris.net

OPENING HOURS 2019: A DAM GOOD PLACE TO VISIT! 3 7th Jan-12th April, Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Discover Scotland’s hydro heritage & how 15th April-26th Oct, Mon-Sat 10am-5pm the famous fish ladder works! Situated on 28th Oct-19th Dec, Mon-Fri 10am-4pm the banks of the , the new Pitlochry Dam Visitor Centre features Last tour 1 hour before stated closing time a gift shop & café with stunning views of Off A924 Pitlochry to Rd, the Dam & Loch Faskally. OPEN: 7 days PH16 5JP a week, check operating times at www. Tel:01796 472095 (Map Grid: D2) pitlochrydam.com or Tel: 01796 484111.

QUEEN’S VIEW. Scotland’s finest and most 4 5 PITLOCHRY FESTIVAL THEATRE photographed view, 6 miles west of Pitlochry on B8019. Forest walks and activities nearby. Attracting over 200,000 visitors

Tay Forest Park trail guide available. Visitor each year, PFT is a unique, Centre OPEN April - Oct, 9am - 6pm daily. Scottish, theatrical phenomenon Nov - March, 10am - 4pm daily (excluding which offers a wide range of 25th, 26th Dec and 1st Jan). Entry is free, performances, events and festivals, parking costs £2. PH16 5NR (Also see page all year round. 10). www.forestry.gov.uk/scotland There’s also a Café & Restaurant, 6 PITLOCHRY. Shop, Gallery and Explorers Open for tours all year round, including over the Garden to enjoy! Festive Season. Last tour 1 hour before closing. OPENING times vary throughout the year so To discover what’s on: visit: www.blairatholdistillery.com. Mash Tun Call: 01796 484626 Bar offering a wide variety of , cocktails Click: PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com and food pairings. Blair Athol Distillery, Perth Road, PH16 5LY. Tel 01796 482003 (Map Grid: C3) email:[email protected] (Map Grid: D3)

DEWAR’S ABERFELDY DISTILLERY. 7 8 . Journey through the fascinating Discover Scotland’s ‘Best Visitor past of the Dukes & Earls of Atholl. Explore the Attraction’ (Scottish Thistle Awards). peaceful woodland grove, 9 acre walled garden Their pursuit of perfection began & ruined kirk. Adventure Playground, Deer Park & in 1898, when their stills first produced Tractor Rides for children. Land Rover Safaris, Pony the beautifully balanced Single Malt at Trekking, Fishing & Ranger Activities plus 40 miles the heart of the Dewar’s blend. Tour their of waymarked trails. Restaurant & Gift Shop. OPEN distillery and discover how they double 30th March - 31st Oct 9.30am to 5.30pm. Tel: 01796 age for extra smoothness, and explore 481207 or visit: www.blair-castle.co.uk PH18 5TL the interactive exhibition. Relax in their TASTE PERTHSHIRE - Eat, Shop & Enjoy. 9 welcoming cafe and Whisky Lounge Delicious freshly cooked food in the Restaurant and enjoy a tasting from the John & Takeaway. Clothes & accessory ranges, gift Dewar & Sons Fine shop & homeware displays. Tempt yourself in Emporium. Fill your own bottle from the Whisky, Beer & Wine Cellar & indulge your their hand-selected casks. inner foodie in the Deli & Food Larder. *Visit OPEN 7 days (closed Sun in winter) the Highland Cows* Off the A9 at Tel: 01887 822010 PH15 2EB junction, PH1 4EB. OPEN: 7 days - 8am to 8pm. www.DewarsAberfeldyDistillery.com Tel: 01738 787696, www.tasteperthshire.co.uk

Discover the best of Perthshire under one roof where you can Eat, Shop & Enjoy the fi nest local produce. NEW - Meet the Highland Cows. www.tasteperthshire.co.uk | Open 7 days - 8am to 8pm Aberfeldy & Aberfeldy, Weem &

10 ABERFELDY WATERMILL BOOKSHOP, CAFÉ PERTHSHIRE ESTATES Offer a 11 AND GALLERY. Our vision has been to create a wide range of styles and tweeds also place that inspires, where you can spend half a day tweed bags, shirts, knitwear and or longer. The Watermill has been UK Independent accessories. A full made to measure Bookshop of the Year and has three floors of books, service available. OPEN all year, art and a café serving fine teas, coffee and light meals. 10.00am to 5.00pm. Closed Wed And next door is Homer, our design-led homeware afternoons & Sundays. Burnside, shop. OPEN 7 days 10am-5pm (11am Sun). Aberfeldy, PH15 2AU Tel: 01887 Tel:01887 822896 www.aberfeldywatermill.com 822644 www.perthshire-estates.co.uk

Join Biscuit for a WEE ADVENTURE & return 13 Not to be missed! SPIRIT OF WOOD is a unique shopping muddy, tired, happy and inspired! Enjoy the experience in a stunning barn conversion set in beautiful buzz of adventure sports or simply unplug & surroundings. Offering a wide range of quality furniture and replenish your soul in the spectacular outdoors original home accessories and giftware. Something for all of Highland Perthshire. Entertain the kids with tastes and pockets. Activity Days, Birthday Parties and monthly OPEN 7 days 10.00am - 5.00pm all year round, clubs. Book bespoke trips for families, friends uk wide delivery available. and groups. [email protected] Tel: 01887 829899 Mains of , Aberfeldy PH15 2EA Tel: 07780 675859. www.weeadventures.com www.spirit-of-wood.com

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The Town House 22 7 24 Aberfeldy 20 Splash Whitewater Rafting Dewars Birks Hotel 17 Aberfeldy Distillery Cinema

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BLACK WATCH INN & CROFT RESTAURANT 14 15 THYME AT ERRICHEL RESTAURANT popular with locals & visitors alike. Pool table WITH ROOMS. Sitting on the hills above & outside seating. Fantastic selection of Malt Aberfeldy with stunning views over the Tay Whiskies. Real Cask Ales, Fine Wines. The Croft Valley. Trip Advisor Review “the food was Restaurant has a vast menu of food & wines. marvellous - a small, seasonal and very Booking advisable. Famous for Friday Steak well planned menu.” Booking essential. Nights. Watch the latest sports here. Bank Street, Stay * Dine * Celebrate * Create* Shop Aberfeldy, PH15 2BB. Tel: 01887 820699 www.errichel.co.uk Tel: 01887 820850. email:[email protected] Rd, Aberfeldy, PH15 2EL

16 FOUNTAIN BAR centrally located very popular bar SCHIEHALLION HOTEL luxury accommodation 17 for food, drink and entertainment. Serves food 7 in the heart of Perthshire. A traditional menu, days a week from 12 noon till 9 pm, kids eat for £1 locally sourced & cooked to order, vegetarian & with every paying adult. Regular evening entertainment gluten free options all reasonably priced. Draught live, music, quiz and poker nights. Outside seating beers, real ales, an extensive wine list, premium area in Aberfeldys’ central square. 14-16 The Square, gins & cocktails. Tel: 01887 820 421 OPEN 7 Aberfeldy, PH15 2DD. days 8.00am to 9.00pm reduced food service Tel:01887 820418 www.aberfeldypubs.co.uk times in Winter. 6 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy, Email:[email protected] PH15 2AF Email:[email protected]

2 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Aberfeldy, Weem & Grandtully

18 HIGHLAND CHOCOLATIER BEYOND ADVENTURE is a professional 19 IAIN BURNETT provider in outdoor wilderness activities & Take one of the new audio guided experiences. Specialising in canoeing, kayaking Chocolate Tastings & paddleboarding they tailor any adventure to fit by Scotland’s most awarded Master your needs, day taster sessions, micro adventures Chocolatier. Taste Iain’s Velvet Truffles or longer remote expeditions. Drop into the By which have twice received Best Truffle in the River base, try climbing on their wall, become the World by world class chefs, somme- inspired to start your journey. T: 01887 829202 liers and food experts. Visit the small Beyondadventure.co.uk Riverside, PH15 2EB Chocolate Exhibition, browse the elegant gifts and artisan 20 THE UPSTAIRS RESTAURANT AT THE Chocolate Shop TOWNHOUSE HOTEL: The newest hotel and experience the luxurious in Highland Perthshire. Formerly the Palace Chocolate Lounge Hotel, the Townhouse has undergone a serving Iain’s renowned Hot Chocolate, 100% refurbishment from top to bottom, to cakes and coffee. Open 7 days in be one of the very best hotels in Perthshire. Grandtully (between Aberfeldy & Pitlochry) It opened its doors in the summer of 2015. PH9 0PL Tel: 01887 840775 online order Late 1890’s Victorian architecture, today it is service: www.HighlandChocolatier.com owned and run by a local family. The Upstairs Restaurant - has highly rated on Trip Advisor “The best 21 HOTEL. Discover the delights restaurant in and around Aberfeldy” and “spoilt for choice on the excellent of the Fortingall restaurant and enjoy the chef’s menu and the quality of food was exceptional from Lee with his usual daily menu comprising the very best in local excellent attention to detail.” Also “The meals were produce. Folk Music nights from 8.00pm in the exceptional and the chef has certainly brought some Ewe Bar. Lite Bite Lunches are also served. new ideas to cooking food.” The bar menu changes seasonally. Specials OPEN: Dinner is served from 5.30pm to 8.30pm are featured most days. Fortingall, Aberfeldy, 7 days a week. (Nov - March closed on Tuesdays) PH15 2NQ Tel: 01887 830367 Breadalbane Terrace, Aberfeldy PH15 2AG [email protected] www.fortingall.com Tel: 01887 829995 www.TownhouseAberfeldy.co.uk

SPLASH WHITE WATER RAFTING. One of the 22 23 HIGHLAND SAFARIS UK’s largest outdoor activity providers offering great SAFARIS • RED DEER CENTRE value white water rafting (from £30 per person), BIKE HIRE • CAFE & GIFT SHOP canyoning, paintball, river bugging, river duckies, Winner of ‘Best Visitor Experience’ in Scotland. quad biking and mountain biking. Discounts offered Discover the Red Deer & Barn Owl Encounter, Land for more than one activity at the same time. Half- Rover Safaris, Gold & Gem Panning. day (morning or afternoon) or full day trips. OPEN All set in a stunning location – a truly authentic dis- daily 9am to 9pm all year. Dunkeld Road, Aberfeldy covery of everything that makes Highland Safaris an PH15 2AQ Tel: 01887 829706 www.rafting.co.uk exceptional destination. 24 DEWAR’S ABERFELDY DISTILLERY. OPEN daily. Discover Aberfeldy , the Award Winning Café and heart of Dewar’s Scotch. Distillery tours take Gift Shop. Free Wifi. Bike Hire & BiketraX MTB place throughout the day and include the Skills Loop, Play area, Discovery Trail, Maze. atmospheric warehouse and heritage centre. FREE Safari Pass – £50 in discounts & offers Enjoy your dram in the whisky lounge, browse Booking essential for Safaris & Red Deer Cen- the shop and relax in the cafe. OPEN 7 days tre online or call 01887 820071 (closed Sun in winter) Tel: 01887 822010 PH15 www.highlandsafaris.net Aberfeldy, PH15 2JQ 2EB www.DewarsAberfeldyDistillery.com

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Fortingall Hotel see detailed map 28 21 Yew Tree on page 2,3 & 5 31 25 35 Croft Moraig Birks of Aberfeldy

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THE FORTINGALL YEW TREE estimated 25 26 CASTLE MENZIES - an outstanding example of as being between 3,000 and 5,000 years a C16th “Z” plan fortified house. The seat of the old. Acknowledged as Europe’s oldest Chiefs of Clan Menzies owned by the Menzies Clan tree. In 1769 the tree’s girth was 56ft (over who were heavily involved in the turbulent history 17 metres). Tradition has it that Pontius of the highlands, Bonnie Prince Charlie rested for Pilate was born here whilst his father was two nights in the Castle on his way to the Battle of on a mission from Caesar to a Caledonii Culloden in 1746. See the Menzies Claymore (sword) King. The Yew tree is in Fortingall church used by the Chief at the Battle of Bannockburn. yard. OPEN all year, free entry. The Castle has been renovated and restored to the time it was built in the 1550’s. 30 rooms on view. 27 CLUNY HOUSE GARDENS is a 6 acre woodland Garden Ghost hunts available on occassions through the with many exciting and rare Himalayan plants. The hillside year. aspect, climate and soil are ideal for growing Primulas, Castle OPEN April to end Oct. Tearoom Meconopsis, Trilliums, Rhododendrons, Lilies and many and gift Shop OPEN May to Sept. Adults species of trees and shrubs. Lots of red squirrels! OPEN £7.00 Conc. £6.00 Children £3.00 Family all year 10am - 6pm. Adults £5 children under 16 £1. £17.00. Castle available for weddings, From 1 Nov to 12 Feb donations only. Tel: 07818 065966 functions and concerts. 1mile West of Aberfeldy on the B846. PH15 2JD. Signposted from the Weem and Grandtully junctions of Tel: 01887 820982 www.castlemenzies.org to Weem Rd. PH15 2JT www.clunyhousegardens.com

3 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Kenmore on Loch Tay 27 TAYMOUTH MARINA RESTAURANT. Situated KARELIA HOUSE CRAFT & COFFEE SHOP is 28 on the banks of Loch Tay beside the Scottish Scotland’s Crafting destination. Selling a range of Crannog Centre with one of the best views in leading Yarn, Fabrics, Accessories, Brother Sewing Perthshire. Enjoy a freshly prepared meal, drink or machines, craft courses throughout the year and local ice cream from the gift shop. OPEN 7 days much more - a crafter’s paradise! Try the delicious from 11am serving teas, coffees, lunch and dinner. cakes & home made light lunches in front of the Planning a wedding or special occasion? Let us wood burning stoves. OPEN Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat take care of it. PH15 2HW Tel: 01887 830450 10am-4pm. Keltneyburn, by Aberfeldy PH15 2LS www.taymouthmarinarestaurant.co.uk Tel: 01887 822027 www.kareliahouse.co.uk

THE COURTYARD BAR & BRASSERIE. 29 30 TAYMOUTH COURTYARD SHOP Something here Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and service in for all the family and another reason to visit lovely either the bar, restaurant or outside decking Kenmore. In the Deli we have lots of foods produced area. Serving food daily with something for in Perthshire and are also well known for our ice everyone. Booking advisable. Family friendly cream cones. An oils and vinegar bar with tastings Dogs welcome. Tel: 01887 830886 OPEN every day. The gift shop has a large selection of ideas daily 10.00am - 11.00pm (food 9.00pm) from the traditional to the unexpected. OPEN 7 days. email:[email protected] PH15 2HN www.taymouthcourtyard.com Kenmore, PH15 2HN. www.taymouth.co.uk or follow us @courtyardshop on twitter.

31 MAINS OF TAYMOUTH STABLES, KENMORE. Nestled on the banks of Loch Tay, 32 All are welcome from beginners to experienced TAYMOUTH MARINA, an award- riders (minimum age 4 years) winning luxury self-catering resort, is * 1 hour & 2 hour Treks (along woodland paths) one of Scotland’s most beautiful award- * Pony rides * Family rides winning retreats. Boasting 25 different * Lessons * Evening rides rental properties, some including a hot Under the supervision of a professional and tub and/or being pet friendly, the ultimate enthusiastic team. Tel: 07712 321903 or escape for family’s or couples awaits. email:[email protected] Play water sports or even visit the Crannog Centre. After exploring the area, wind down and enjoy a delicious meal THE SCOTTISH CRANNOG CENTRE. Join the 33 from their restaurant which sources only C21st Crannog Community for a fascinating journey the best of Scottish produce. into Scotland’s prehistory. Immerse yourself in village Book today to avoid disappointment. life with original artefacts; demonstrations of textiles, Take advantage of the award-winning, cooking and ancient craft & technology; replica logboats THE HOT BOX LOCHSIDE SAUNA, and the Crannog Roundhouse. Bring your picnic. Dogs one of its kind. With panoramic views over welcome. OPENING 2019: 30th March from 10am to Loch Tay. OPEN 7 days all year Taymouth 5.30pm check the website for further dates. Marina, Kenmore, Perthshire, PH15 2HW www.crannog.co.uk Tel. 01887 830583. Tel: 01887 830216

34 MAINS OF TAYMOUTH COUNTRY CROFT MORAIG ‘Mary’s croft’, is a stone circle 35 ESTATE AND GOLF COURSE comprised of 8 standing stones in an oval setting Visitors Welcome LUXURY 5*SELF CATERING at about 7m diameter followed by a second circle ACCOMMODATION. COURTYARD of 12 standing stones about 12m in diameter. SHOP BAR AND RESTAURANT. Excavations in 1965 found pottery of local Neolithic GOLF. RIDING. origin dating to 300BC. Access is through the gate A Prestigious family run estate on the into the field. Explanation plaques tell you the shores of Loch Tay with breathtaking views whole story. Located in a farm fi eld on the left of all around. Perfect to enjoy the great out- the road on the A827 from Aberfeldy to Kenmore. doors and sample the estates “on your doorstep” amenities. Kick back and enjoy the tranquillity in 36 DRUMMOND HILL: One of Scotland’s Oldest luxurious surroundings. Managed forests initially planted by Black Duncan There is an abundance of activities in the Laird of Breadalbane in the 17th Century. It the local area whilst being central for the offers an easy 4.5 miles uphill walk, with the reward best Scotland has to offer. of an absolutely fabulous view over Kenmore from Looking for a lifestyle change? - Holiday Black Rock. Way marked routes, maintained by the ownership? Downsizing? Retirement? – Forestry Commission of Scotland. Starts from the just ask. Tel: 01887 830226 PH15 2HN Forestry Drummond Hill car park, a short distance www.taymouth.co.uk from The Mains of Taymouth Courtyard.

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4 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give 4 you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Kenmore on Loch Tay Dunkeld 37 OUTDOOR TERRACE AT THE ATHOLL LOCH OF THE LOWES WILDLIFE CENTRE 38 ARMS. No better place to be than on the terrace Excellent views of ospreys from observation hides with a glass of wine, cup of tea or a full lunch by the loch shore. Stunning close-up live CCTV or dinner.The pavilion on the terrace provides a footage directly from the nest. Visitor Centre. OPEN relaxed area. Decking is easily accessed from Mar - Oct, 10.30am to 5pm. Nov - Feb, 10.30am - the parking lot. Coffee, tea, biscuits and home- 4pm. Hides 24hrs. Adults £4.50 (Conc £4.00) made fresh scones are served. The Bistro menu is Family £8.00 Children 1.00 SWT members free. offered from opening till close.Tel: 01350 727219 A923, off A9 2 mls from Dunkeld PH8 OHH. Bridgehead, Tay Terrace, Dunkeld, PH8 OAQ Tel:01350 727337. www.scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

39 40 THE MEETING PLACE BISTRO. From cullen skink to BIRNAM ARTS Just off the A9, this arts and community centre vegan beetroot burgers - something for everyone. Bring hosts a wide programme of music, dance, theatre, comedy and the kids, bring the dogs. Pizzas served from 12 noon - 9 monthly art exhibitions. Home to The Exhibition pm. At THE BAR a large selection of malt whiskies, gins, and Garden, that celebrates the life of the author who drew draught beers & local ales. Locally sourced food served inspiration for her books whilst on holiday here. The gift shop from 12 noon - 9pm. RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT has gifts for all ages. Foyer Café serves lunch, snacks & home Full breakfast or breakfast rolls for non residents.7:30– baking. OPEN 7 days 10am - 4.30pm daily. Tel:01350 727674 10:00am weekdays & 8.00-10:30am Sat & Sun. Tel: Station Rd, Birnam, by Dunkeld. PH8 0DS www.birnamarts.com 01350 727219 Bridgehead, Tay Terrace, PH8 OAQ

41 WOODLANDS BISTRO at the Royal Dunkeld JEREMY LAW OF SCOTLAND maintain 42 Hotel. The food is created from fresh local produce their reputation for quality goods. From unique by their innovative chefs. The Bistro is light and deerskin items to designer label leather goods; welcoming decorated with fabulous wood carvings moccasins to wallets and quality handbags. created by Iain Chalmers (Scottish Chainsaw Carving Complimenting the leather goods are beautiful Champion) Cosy in winter, heated by eco friendly Scottish accessories, outwear & gifts. A wide biomass system. Atholl Street, Dunkeld PH8 0AR. range of malt whiskies. OPEN all year, summer Email: [email protected] 9am-5pm, winter 10am-4pm. City Hall, Dunkeld, Tel:01350 727322 www.royaldunkeld.co.uk PH8 0AR Tel: 01350 727569 www.moccasin.co.uk

ATHOLL ARMS HOTEL, DUNKELD 43 44 The medieval , on Business or pleasure, golf, fishing or the banks of the . The C13th choir cycling breaks in Scotland or spur-of- of the cathedral is used as the parish church. the-moment romantic getaways, you Through the church in the in the C15th sacristy will always experience a warm welcome, there is a small museum. attentive service and excellent dining. The Cathedral Tower was built in 1469. There An award winning hotel and restaurant are some rare Medieval carved stones, and at the head of the five arched bridge also a stone from the first church, showing a over the River Tay that leads into the man on horseback blowing a horn and holding charming conservation village and cathedral a spear. Behind the High Alter you will find King Robert II’s son, the Wolf city of Dunkeld. A wide range of rooms from of who was excommunicated by the the Victoria suite to Standard rooms. Room Pope and in a rage burnt down the towns of facilities include en-suite bathrooms, free Elgin and Forres, destroying Elgin Cathedral in WiFi, flat screen TV, tea & coffee facilities 1390. He was forced to make public penance in and hairdryers. Seven bedrooms overlook the sackcloth and ashes at Balckfriars Monastery in River Tay. The classic double and twin rooms Perth in front of his brother King Robert III. Guided are smaller and cosy. tours available by Friends of Dunkeld Cathedral. Tel: 01350 727219 www.athollarmshotel.com OPEN Apr to Sept, 10.00am - 6.30pm: Oct - Mar, Bridgehead, Tay Terrace, PH8 OAQ 9.00am- 4.00pm. Historic Scotland.

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NEIL GOW Born at Inver, Strathbraan in 1727, the son of a 45 DUNKELD AND BIRNAM WALKS LEAFLET. weaver. He became a renowned fiddler & regarded as the father Highlights eight way-marked trails, including a map, of the Strathspey & Reel music. Neil Gow’s Tree a gnarled oak covering a total of nearly 36 miles of paths and tracks adjoining his croft is where he used play, and his friend the in the countryside surrounding Dunkeld, Birnam, used to listen from across the river. Successive Inver and Fungarth. The countryside is noted for its Dukes of Atholl became his patron, an account book contains flora, places of interest and associations with the his signature for wages of £5 a yr in 1770. His portrait by Henry famous fiddler Neil Gow, the writer Beatrix Potter Raeburn, and his famous fiddle are still to be seen in Blair Castle, and the naturalist Charles Macintosh. The leaflets Neil Gow’s cottage at Inver (is now a private residence). are available from the Information Centre in Dunkeld.

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WALK SCOTLAND. Guided walks - explore Located in the heart of Pitlochry, CRAIGVRACK 47 hidden glens, discover local wildlife, ascend makes for a perfect Scottish Highland retreat to a Munro summit or traverse a mountain ridge. rejuvenate your senses & soul. The hotel offers Hill skills - navigation courses and winter skills a choice of double, twin, triple & family rooms, instruction. Available for individuals, families along with disabled access rooms. All rooms and groups, tailored for all abilities with half come with ensuite facilities, television, hospitality and full day options. Contact: Emma O’Shea tray & hair dryers. Don’t miss their scintillating Tel: 07747 883464 www.WalkScotland.net lounge bar. West Moulin Road, Pitlochry, PH16 e.mail:[email protected] 5EQ Tel:01796 472399 www.Craigvrack.com

HIGHLAND ODYSSEY - Pitlochry. Explore 48 AMOR CASHMERE AND TWEED Stockists of Harris Highland Perthshire & further afield in Tweed & Magee jackets for ladies & gents are sourced comfort & safety. Beautiful scenery - hills & from some of the oldest Mills in the UK. Stockists of glens, lochs and rivers - characterful villages, Johnston of Elgin knitwear & accessories. Also a collection historic sites, highland wildlife - all await you. of Cashmere Knitwear & scarves are exclusive to Amor. A fully insured driver/guide, offering tailor- Home furnishings by Voyage & Bronte. Handmade made tours (minimum 4 hours) up to 7 people. footwear by Joseph Cheaney, Loakes & Barker. A unique Advanced booking recommended.Tel 01796 collection to inspire you. Tel: 01796 472202 Atholl Rd, 474404. e-mail: [email protected] PH16 5AG www.amorcashmereandtweed.co.uk (Map Grid B3)

49 PITLOCHRY GOLF OPEN TO EVERYONE MACDONALD BROS BUTCHERS AND DELI 50 The Best Course in Scotland 2018 under £50 carefully selected meats from local farms known to *18 Hole Golf Course -The hidden gem of the family for 40+yrs. Scotch pies, bridies, venison Scottish Golf & recently proclaimed “THE BEST sausages, potted haugh & haggis, wine & local beer. COURSE IN THE WORLD UNDER 6000 YRDS” Fresh fish, fruit/veg. Delicatessen has homemade *Covered Golf Range and Academy with quiche, pate, wide choice of cheeses & smoked salmon. practise greens & bunkers, the best Learning Next day UK delivery. Pre-Order and collect. OPEN Centre in Perthshire. Mon - Sat 7am - 5pm, Tel:01796 472047 Bonnethill Rd, *6 Hole short course fun for the whole family, PH16 5BS www.macdonald-bros.co.uk (Map Grid: C3) great rates include clubs & balls. 51 This family friendly facility has clubs, trollies, MELT JEWELLERY AND GALLERY & buggies available for hire, lessons available, the home of Annie Stenhouse’s with PGA professionals on site. workshop. Annie has been making The complete golf experience, seven days a jewellery for over 30 years. week, a must for all golfers & families. The 1000 square foot gallery also Golf Course Road, PH16 5QY includes a fabulous range of unusual www.PitlochryGolf.co.uk jewellery, arts and crafts. Tel: 01796 472792 (Map Grid: B1) We know you will be very impressed by 52 what you find. MOULIN BREWERY. This tiny craft brewery produces 4 real ales, including OPEN: Every day except Wednesdays Braveheart Ale, with souvenir bottled beer from 10am to 5pm. available. Free tours by Brewer, Monday to Tel: 01796 472358 Friday, 9.00am to 4.30pm. Situated behind 14 Bonnethill Road, Pitlochry, PH16 5BS the 300 year old Moulin Hotel, in the centre of Moulin village just north of Pitlochry. www.meltgallery.com PH16 5EH Tel: 01796 472196 (Map Grid: D1) (Map Grid C3)

53 PITLOCHRY PUTTING GREEN. Fun for THE SCOTTISH SHOP. Stockists of clan scarves. 54 the whole family at Scotland’s finest putting Made to measure ladies & gents kilts. Clan related course. A fantastic time for the whole family, shields, kiltpins, cufflinks, tartan blankets, Harris old and young. Located just off the Pitlochry Tweed handbags & accessories, lambswool high street. Putters and balls provided. clan and tartan scarves. Largest selection of OPEN EVERY DAY 7 days April to October lambswool scarves. Souvenirs to suit all budgets. £3.00 adult, £2.00 Child and OAP, £8.00 per OPEN 7 days. Mail order service. 129 Atholl Road family (Min 2 Children) Rie- Achan Rd,on the PH16 5AG www.thescottishshopdirect.co.uk way to the dam and fi sh ladder. (Map Grid A3) Tel: 01796 473971 (MapGrid:A3)

PITLOCHRY WALKS LEAFLET including a map, provides 55 HEATHERGEMS VIEWING GALLERY AND details of nearly 41 miles of paths and tracks, offering a wide SHOP. Handcrafted from the stems of Scottish choice of distances, gradients and scenery to suit a variety heather. Watch as the stems are cleaned, dyed of tastes, levels of ability and fitness. The walks radiate out various colours, compressed together & fashioned into the countryside over 18 square miles, encompassing both into unique jewellery by skilled crafts people. No sides of the Rivers Garry and Tummel, following river, burn two Heathergems are the same making it a very and lochside, passing shaded woodland and climbing steep individual, personal gift. Free entry. Behind tourist hillsides with panoramic views. Available from the Tourist centre. 22 Atholl Road PH16 5BX OPEN 7 days Information Centre and many businesses in the town. 9am-5pm T. 01796 474391 heathergems.com

PITLOCHRY DAM AND FISH LADDER PITLOCHRY AND MOULIN HERITAGE CENTRE. 57 WALK. This short walk, taking 30-45 Moulin Kirk was built in 1830, however the location dates mins, starts in the middle of Pitlochry. It to the early medieval period when St Colman founded a goes down and along the River Tummel, church there in 7th century AD. Exhibits and photographs through the ancient settlement of Port-na- of historic interest are on display. Local genealogy on craig to the fish ladder and observation Thursday afternoons. OPEN May to October 2pm to room, over the dam wall and back into 4pm daily. Situated in picturesque Moulin village, just Pitlochry. Along the route are the Festival outside Pitlochry on the road to Braemar. PH16 5EH Theatre, Port-na-craig Inn and The Dam www.moulinkirk.co.uk (Map Grid: D1) Visitor Centre (see page 1). 58 HIGHLAND NIGHTS PITLOCHRY DAM was constructed between Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, Highland and 1947 and 1951, creating Loch Faskally some Scottish dancing, songs and music. 5km in length. In order to allow on average Mondays, 28th May to 3rd Sept 7.30pm some 5,000 salmon to pass upstream each Gates open 7.00pm. year, a 311m long fish ladder was created Venue - Recreation Ground. incorporating a viewing window in 1 of the If wet, venue - Pitlochry Town Hall. 3 resting pools. Follow the footprints on the Adults £7 Children £1. map. (Map Grid: C2, B3, A3) www.highlandnight.co.uk (Map Grid: C3)

8 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Eating Out

59 MCKAYS FISH & CHIPS serving traditional Fish THE OLD MILL INN, in the heart of 60 & Chip suppers, delicious alternatives such as Pitlochry is the place to go for great West Coast Scallops in panko breadcrumbs & food & drink in a lively bar & bistro crispy calamari served with sweet chilli sauce. atmosphere. Indoor & outdoor seating Everything cooked to order. A large indoor seating offers the perfect setting to sit back & relax with a drink - their real ales & area (60 seat capacity) a fantastic new outdoor cocktails are very popular. With 12 area with ample seating for the finer weather. 138 luxurious rooms it’s also one of the most Atholl Road, PH16 5AG Tel: 01796 473888 sought after places to stay in Pitlochry. www.mckaysfishandchips.com (Map Grid: A2) Live music every weekend from some of Scotland’s best bands. Winners of Country 61 PINE VIEW RESTAURANT AND BAR Pub of the Year & Scottish Bar of the Year in with panoramic views of Ben-Y-Vrackie 2017, head to the Old Mill Inn for great food and the Golf Course. Open to everyone. & drink, great rooms & great times. OPEN New season menu. OPEN March to Nov daily, from 8.00am & serving food until 8am to 9pm every day. Mid Nov to Feb, 9.00pm. Mill Lane, Pitlochry, Sunday to Thursday 9am to 5pm, Friday and Saturday 9am to 8pm. Tel: 01796 PH16 5BH Tel: 01796 474020 472334 www.PitlochryRestaurant.co.uk (Map Grid: B2) Golf Course Rd, PH16 5QY. (Map Grid: B1) wwwTheOldMillPitlochry.co.uk

62 PRINCE OF INDIA BANGLADESHI & INDIAN CAFFE SCOZIA. Visit and you will find 63 CUISINE. Centrally positioned just off the main ‘simple classics’ that change seasonally, street & close to the railway station right in the with the head chef adding his own middle of this beautiful Victorian Highland Town. selections daily, all supporting the Offering attentive service & a fantastic selection philosophy of using the finest and freshest of dishes, including authentic Balti dishes, Chef’s local produce, cooked simply, priced recommendation & European dishes (for non- sensibly. 113 Atholl Road, Pitlochry, curry eaters in the party). Great value 3-course PH16 5AG Tel:01796 472469 lunch £7.95, children www.caffescozia.co.uk (Map Grid: A3) under 12 eat for £4.95 64 PINE TREES HOTEL GARDEN RESTAURANT for the first time in many years is now open to non OPEN 7 days 12noon residents. Whether for lunches, high teas or dinners to 4pm (2pm winter) (reservations recommended). A selection of classic, 5pm to 10.30pm for hearty dishes, with the occasional cosmopolitan main menu. twist, making the most of Scotland’s rich natural 5-7 Station Road, larder. Dishes such as the haggis tartlet or pigeon in Pitlochry, PH16 5AN sherry sauce. Strathview Terrace, PH16 5QR T:01796 Tel: 01796 472275 /473770 (Map Grid: A3) 472121 www.pinetreeshotel.co.uk (Map Grid: A2)

65 CAFE BIBA. Choose from the extensive menu of home VICTORIA’S RESTAURANT Located 66 cooked food, including soups freshly prepared every on the main street of Pitlochry in the day, specials, children’s menu, fantastic main meals heart of Highland Perthshire, Victoria’s and deserts. New pizza menu available. For a quick has been welcoming locals & visitors snack or an evening or pre-theatre meal. Licensed to Pitlochry for over 20 years. Family Restaurant also has a large bright conservatory and owned since 1996, Victoria’s is a outdoor area. OPEN 7 days: March to October 9.30am- bustling coffeehouse by day serving 9pm, Winter 9.30-5pm. 40 Atholl Road, PH16 5BX brunch, lunch & home baking. By Tel:01796 473294 www.cafebiba.co.uk (Map Grid: C3) evening the restaurant merges into a bistro eatery offering refined cuisine THE AULD SMIDDY INN, a beautifully refurbished 67 & top notch wines, in a relaxed atmosphere. Blacksmiths Forge. OPEN daily from 11.00am for Victoria’s is passionate about delivering great teas, coffees, lunches and evening meals. Fully service & offering a variety of simple yet authentic stocked bar serving Real Ale. They serve home dishes, using local produce from Scotland’s rich cooked food and specialise in various seafood larder. OPEN 7 days, 10am -close, with al fresco (when available). Sit outside in the garden or terrace dining during Summer months. inside in a warm, cosy bar area. OPEN all year. 4 Atholl Rd, Pitlochry PH16 5BX 154 Atholl Road, PH16 5AG. Tel: 01796 472356 www.Victorias-Pitlochry.co.uk Tel: 01796 472670 (Map Grid: C3) www.auldsmiddyinn.co.uk (Map Grid: A2)

68 MOULIN HOTEL first opened its doors in MCKAYS HOTEL, BAR & RESTAURANT. A 69 1695 and is a delightful Haven of authentic traditional Scottish hotel, bistro & live entertainment Scottish hospitality. The rather romantic venue, serving local produce, ales & premium little inn with 15 bedrooms has been family spirits, also showcasing the best local, national & owned and run since 1993 embracing a international acts. Live bands on Sat nights. Draft warm welcoming for both locals and tourists. beers. Large screen TV, pool table, Children’s The menu offers traditional Scottish Fayre menu & board games. OPEN all year, food served using the best local produce which is served from 9.00am. 138 Atholl Rd, PH16 5AG Tel: 01796 everyday 12-9.30pm. 473888 www.MckaysHotel.co.uk (Map Grid: A2) Their own real ales are also brewed in the hotel’s Brewhouse across the road. In summer enjoy drinks and meals outside, either overlooking the 70 DRUMMONDS RESTAURANT AND PUBLIC square or next to the Moulin Burn. HOUSE a family-run business. Food is home Located in the centre of the 5,000 year old cooked, sourced from the local butcher with ancient settlement of Moulin next to the fresh Scottish fish. All kids meals are freshly historic Kirkyard with Crusader’s grave, the cooked. High Teas include tea or coffee. Inn is steeped in history. 2 course £13 & 3 course £15. Outside seating, North of Pitlochry in Moulin village. Follow East ideal for dog owners. Separate smokers area. or West Moulin Road. PH16 5EH Tel: 01796 OPEN 7 days all year 10am -11pm. Ferry Road. 472196 www.moulinhotel.co.uk (Map Grid: D1) PH16 5DD. Tel: 01796 470 000 (Map Grid: C3)

71 HETTIE’S AWARD WINNING TEAROOM FONAB CASTLE HOTEL & SPA, a truly special, 72 is a haven of all things tasty!! luxury 5-Star Scottish experience. On the banks of Loch Breakfasts-Coffees-Lunches-Afternoon Tea. Faskally, only a short walk from the historic town of New for 2018 - The Pitlochry Cheesecake Pitlochry. Enjoy dinner in the 3AA rosette ‘Sandemans’ Co at Hettie’s. restaurant, tasty delights using fine local produce in the OPEN 7 days. 93 - 95 Atholl Road, PH16 5AB. Brasserie or afternoon tea in the informal lounge with Tel: 01796 473991. Check website for times: views of the Loch. Relax and unwind with a Spa Day or www.hetties-teas.co.uk (Map Grid: B3) treatment at the nail salon.Tel: 01796 470140 Foss Rd, Pitlochry PH16 5ND www.fonabcastlehotel.com 9 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Calvine, , Struan, Tummel & Rannoch

73 QUEEN’S VIEW CAFE & VISITOR CEN- HIGHLAND SWING - Swing from a specially 74 TRE. Scotland’s finest view with its amaz- designed platform 40m above the River Garry. ing cafe and gift shop, along with a state Rigged in a full body harness they quick re- of the art forestry commission visitor centre, lease you from above, dropping into a free where you can find all local information and fall of around 15m, you accelerate through an amazing walks, the cafe offers excellent cof- arc under the bungee platform. OPEN all year fees and teas along with superb meals with round to anyone over 10. Tel: 0345 366 5844, locally sourced produce, from sandwich- Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, Killiecrankie PH16 es to baked potatoes, daily specials and 5LG www.bungeejumpscotland.co.uk homemade soups, all complimented with Cobbs 75 HIGHLAND FLING BUNGEE - Bungee own jump 40m (132ft) from the Garry Bridge in the branded cakes and tray bakes, friendly stunning location of Killiecrankie. The UK’s efficient staff. OPEN all year round 9am first and only permanent bungee platform has till 6pm April till October and 10am till been open since 2011 and they have jumped 4pm November till March. Free WiFi over 30,000 people. OPEN all year round Tel:01796 474188 6 miles west to anyone 14 or over. Tel: 0345 366 5844, of Pitlochry on the B8019. Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, Killiecrankie PH16 PH16 5NR 5LG www.bungeejumpscotland.co.uk

BESPOKE HIGHLAND CAR TOURS THE STRUAN INN. Award-winning 76 PITLOCHRY. Traditional Scottish Inn with bar and restaurant Tour the beautiful Highland Perthshire just off the A9. Beer garden and parking. scenery and beyond in comfort, with your Courtesy mini-bus for diners. Seasonal own driver/guide, who has nearly two de- menus and fantastic Sunday lunchTakeaway cades of experience in Scottish tourism. menu also available. OPEN Spring/Summer/ Autumn daily (reduced hours in winter). All tours are personalised to your require- Calvine, near , PH18 5UB PH18 5UB ments and interests. Tel. 01796 483714 wwwthestruan-inn.co.uk With a wealth of local knowledge to make your tour memorable. SCOTTISH QUADS - QUAD BIKING - Explore Visit castles, distilleries, gardens, an- the Perthshire hills by quad bike on one of our cient monuments and stunning scen- tailor made trips to suit your ability. Sessions last ery, with a fully insured Driver/Guide. an hour and we provide helmets, overalls and (Retired Qualified Police class 1 driver), gloves. Whether a group, family or solo come Minimum booking 4hrs, 1 - 4 people. and join us for a great day out! Trips available seven days a week, all year round. Trips avail- Tel 07979 412831 or 01796 473934 able at three Perthshire locations, call for details. e/mail. [email protected] Tel: 0345 956 9730 www.scottishquads.co.uk

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TAY FOREST PARK is not one forest, but a RIDERS OF THE STORM, Scotland’s Equestrian Stunt series of contrasting woodlands in Perthshire Display Team & Stunt School.Your one stop in Perthshire (page 12). The landscape changes with the for everything equestrian. Private Displays now available. seasons, making a visit at any time of year Lessons in vaulting, trick riding, jousting, horse boarding & rewarding. A great destination for walking, riding. Pick one or a combination of three. Private & group cycling and horse riding with many routes and bookings available all year. Experience holidays & camp trails. The Forest Park is centred on The Queen’s days available throughout the year. Pony parties, birthday, View, a spectacular viewpoint and visitor centre. stag & hen parties are welcome, bespoke packages to suit For information Tel: 0300 067 6380 your needs.Tel: 07784 119377 www.ridersofthestorm.co.uk

THE CLAN TRAIL. Follow the posted route THE BALFOUR STONE. The inscription around , find out about the Clans on the stone, which lies across the path who used to live in the glen. Hard to imagine, as the halfway along the Pass of Killiecrankie glen is so tranquil, that it wasn’t so quiet in the past! reads: ‘Here Brigadier Barthold Balfour of CARIE WOODS Whatever the weather, Carie the Dutch brigade, who commanded the left Woods on South Loch Rannoch, are a perfect wing of General Mackays’s army was killed place to walk. Marked routes, enjoy a picnic in the subsequent rout by the Atholl men’. next to the burn. Managed by the Forestry The stone is also reputed to mark Commission. Balfour’s grave.

77 CLIMB TO THE . THE SOLDIERS OF KILLIECRANKIE. The Battle of Schiehallion, at 1083 metres, is often said to lie at the Killiecrankie was the first Jacobite battle on the 27th centre of Scotland. A popular Munro to “bag”, with an July 1689, a major victory for the highland clans. abundance of nature to discover on the way to the summit, Where hand grenades were first used on the British with the most stunning views of Rannoch and Tummel. It mainland, the last battle where the two handed sword, also played its part in history when Maskelyne used it in an of William Wallace’s fame was used. Events held at experiment to help calculate the mass of the Earth back in the National Trust of Scotland Killiecrankie Visitor 1774. But for those who just enjoy myths and stories, it is Centre commemorating the battle. For the next big 10 more fondly known as the Fairy Mountain. re-enactment go to: www.SoldiersOfKilliecrankie.co.uk 10 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Blair Atholl and Bruar 78 THE LOFT RESTAURANT. This small family SCOTTISH CRAFT BEER CENTRE. 79 run restaurant has built up an enviable reputation Tap into your heritage with Scotland’s largest for lunches & evening meals. The presentation & range of Scottish craft beer, cider and gin all un- quality will be long remembered. Children welcome. der one roof! Peruse their selection of over 90 Terrace seating with beautiful views of the Tulloch different drinks in their informative drinks menu hills on summer days. OPEN lunch & dinner 5 and either sample them there or take them home days (closed Mon/Tues) 6 days in main season. 7 to enjoy! Museum Car Park, Blair Atholl, PH18 5SP days (Aug). Invertilt Road, Blair Atholl, PH18 5TE Tel:01796 481484 Tel:01796 481377 www.theloftrestaurant.co.uk www.scottishcraftbeercentre.co.uk

BISTRO AT THE ATHOLL, BLAIR ATHOLL 80 81 FOOD IN THE PARK LIVE. Regular Live Situated in Atholl’s Baronial Dining Hall Music events throughout the summer from complete with minstrels’ gallery. The team of March to Oct. A warm, welcoming marquee chefs use Scotlands finest produce. Freshly with a large bar, awesome bands, delicious cooked, uncomplicated cuisine and easy on food and a great atmosphere! Kids and dogs the palate. Dinner available 6.00pm till 8.45pm welcome! Large car park. daily. In the centre of Blair Atholl village, 6 Museum Car Park, Blair Atholl, miles NW of Pitlochry. PH18 5SG Tel: 01796 PH18 5SP Tel:01796 481484 481205.www.athollarms.co.uk www.foodintheparklive.co.uk

82 SegwayEcosse. Glide around the FOOD IN THE PARK Award winning 83 spectacular grounds of Atholl Estates on Fish & Chips plus a Pizza restaurant the amazing Segway X2s. These silent and and Coffee House - eat in or take powerful personal transporters are equipped away! Ample, riverside parking. with the latest technology to help you navigate Great location! OPEN from 11.00 am the toughest of terrain. Escorted tours from until late every day from Easter to Blair Castle Caravan Park. T:0845 548 2270 October 2019. www.segway-ecosse.com Live music every Fri & Sat night! Museum Car Park, Blair Atholl, PH18 5SP Tel: 01796 481 484.

THE STEADINGS SPA. Pool, Toddler’s pool, 84 85 BLAIR ATHOLL WATERMILL, TEA ROOM AND BAKERY. Jacuzzi, Sauna, Steam Room and New Multi Visit the traditional working watermill (Est Gym. OPEN daily 8am - 8pm for members, 1590’s) and sample the delicious range from 10am for non members. The pool is set of fresh baking made with their own flour. below “The Loft Restaurant” (01796) 481377 Breakfast and light lunches available. so why not combine a lunch and a swim. Fresh bread and baking Golf Course Road, Blair Atholl, PH18 5TE available daily. Tel:01796 481321 Tel: 01796 481600 www.rivertiltpark.co.uk. OPEN 1st April - 31st Oct. 9.30am - 4.30pm (Lodges and caravans for sale) Ford Road, Blair Atholl, PH18 5SH www.blairathollwatermill.co.uk

86 BLAIR ATHOLL BIKE HIRE. A range of BOTHY BAR AT THE ATHOLL ARMS HOTEL, 87 quality mountain bikes and equipment for BLAIR ATHOLL near Blair Castle. Bar meals are hire. Bike trails, on and off road on the served all day along with Moulin Breweries real doorstep. Perfectly situated to explore more ales. Children’s play area. The Great Hall - one than 50 miles of paths & tracks through of Scotland’s finest public banqueting/dining forests in the stunning glens of Cairngorms halls - is available for private parties, etc. In National Park. Find them in Blair Castle the centre of Blair Atholl village, 6 miles NW of Caravan Park, Blair Atholl. T:0845 548 2270 Pitlochry. PH18 5SG www.blairathollbikehire.co.uk Tel: 01796 481205.www.athollarms.co.uk

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BLAIR ATHOLL GOLF OPEN TO EVERYONE. 88 89 THE FALLS OF BRUAR. Long have the Falls drawn Challenging nine-hole golf course situated in the visitors - travellers, poets, artists, nobility and royalty - to small picturesque Scottish village of Blair Atholl view the wild grandeur of the Falls and their surroundings. In where the glorious scenery compliments the 1787, Robert Burns wrote a poem pleading with the Duke of quality of the golf experience. A warm welcome Atholl to plant its banks with trees. Only after Burns’ death awaits you with clubhouse facilities. OPEN from in 1796 did the Duke plant 60,000 larch and Scots pines. March until end of October. In 1844, the mature trees enchanted and Invertilt Road, PH18 5TG Tel 01796 481552 Prince Albert on their visit. The well marked route is just over www.blairathollgolf.co.uk one mile long. OPEN all year. North of Pitlochry on B8079.

ATHOLL ESTATES RANGER SERVICE offers two superb THE ATHOLL GATHERING hosted by the Duke of booklets, which open up the area to visitors for exploration on Atholl, the games chieftain, takes place on the Bank foot or by bicycle. Way-marked Trails: This 10-page booklet Holiday weekend at the end of May every year. It provides details of 6 way-marked routes ranging from 1 mile to incorporates many of the time honoured traditions of a 10 miles through woodlands, along rivers and over heather-clad Highland Gathering, when clan members feats of strength hills. Cycle Routes from Blair Atholl: This booklet highlights 4 and endurance where tested. The cycle trails with a detailed area map included. Both booklets can march on the games field around 1pm. It is the first and be obtained from the Blair Atholl Information Centre (beside the one of the best highland games of the year. An excellent embankment gives a grand view of the arena. Atholl Country Life Museum) in Blair Atholl. Tel: 01796 481355 11 Our web site: www.Pitlochry-Scotland.co.uk is dedicated to providing the best holiday advice. With over 20 years experience in Scottish tourism we give 11 you our best tips on how to get the most from your holiday. To advertise in this guide contact [email protected] Tel: 01796 473335 Eating Out 00

Shops 00 Falls of Bruar 00 see detailed map Places to Visit 89 on page 11 Sport & Rec 60 Struan Inn 76 Allean Loch Errochty Forest Walks 75 Highland Fling Queen’s View 74 Swing & Bungee and Cafe 4 73

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Courrour Rannoch Highland Black Wood 77 Glassie Station Walk Chocolatier of Rannoch Weem Walks Schiehallion Tomphubil Walks Lime Kiln 18 Strathtay 27 Cluny Gardens see detailed map Castle Menzies St Mary’s on page 5 Church Mains of Taymouth StablesHighland Safaris 26 Craigvinean Karelia House 23 Forest Dull Walk/Cycle see detailed map

28 on page 2 Fortingall Hotel21 25 31 15 35 Yew Tree Croft Moraig Drummond 36 Thyme at Errichel Hill Walks Trochry see detailed map Taste of 9 on page 4 Perthshire From Perth Falls of Acharn .Ben

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