1. Enjoy a fun-fi lled 4x4 driving adventure with Land Rover Experience Scotland. With expert instruction you will drive a top-of-the-range Land Rover through some of Highland Perthshire’s most spectacular and rugged off-road terrain.
Excellent views of ospreys from observation hides by the loch shore. Stunning close up views of red squirrels and woodland birds from the woodland window.
On the banks of the River Braan, the Hermitage has been visited and admired for nearly 250 years and continues to draw people from all over the world. An attractive woodland walk leads along the river banks through mixed woodland to the picturesque folly of Ossian's Hall. Each season offers something different here but the autumn colours are particularly striking.
A Highland Offroad quad treks is the perfect way to get out into the countryside and are great for creating happy family memories!
The medieval building sits on the banks of the River Tay, the C13th choir is used as the parish church. The architecture spans C13th to C15th The Tower was built in 1469. There are some rare Medieval carved stones, and also a stone from the first church, showing a man on horseback blowing a horn and holding a spear. Behind the alter there is the grave of King Robert II's son, the Wolf of Badenoch.
Born at Inver, Strathbraan in 1727, the son of a 46 weaver. He became a renowned fiddler & regarded as the father of the Strathspey & Reel music. Niel Gow's Tree a gnarled oak adjoining his croft is where he used play, and his friend the Duke of Atholl used to listen from across the river.