
Dunkeld & The Hermitage
Riverside history, independent shops and spectacular woodland walks.

Out and about
Historic houses, forest walks, golf, fishing and the road north to Glenshee.
At the heart of Scotland
Blairgowrie sits between the Highlands and the fertile farmland of eastern Perthshire, making it a useful base for days out in every direction.
“The fairest portion of the northern kingdom.”
Sir Walter Scott on Perthshire

Riverside history, independent shops and spectacular woodland walks.

Loch views, distilleries and the Festival Theatre.

World-famous golf, medieval streets and the sea.

Scottish royal history, grand rooms and extensive gardens.

Royal stories, dramatic architecture and links to Macbeth.

Scotland’s largest ski area and a fine road into the Cairngorms.

The Peter Pan author’s childhood home in Kirriemuir.

Woodland walks, Soldier’s Leap and Jacobite history.

A Royal Stuart retreat with formal gardens.

12th-century ruins and the Declaration of Arbroath.

The Royal Family’s Highland home, open seasonally.
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However you like to roam
Follow the Cateran Trail, wander The Hermitage or take to local cycle routes.
Blairgowrie Golf Club is a short stroll away, with Gleneagles and St Andrews in reach.
Local permits cover trout and salmon fishing across nearby rivers and lochs.
Glenshee is 25 miles away for winter sports and mountain scenery.
Join the North East 250 from Blairgowrie or try the nearby Land Rover Experience.
Spend a day at the spa facilities of Gleneagles or Crieff Hydro.
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