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Ben Lawers is the tenth-highest mountain in Britain and the highest point in Perthshire, rising to 1,214 metres directly above the north shore of Loch Tay. On a clear day, the summit gives one of the widest views in the country, taking in Ben Nevis to the northwest and the

The Falls of Dochart are a series of cascades in the centre of Killin, where the River Dochart drops over broad rock ledges beneath the old stone bridge before entering Loch Tay. You hear them before you see them. Walk down Killin’s main street and the sound builds under your

Every conversation about a Highland holiday eventually arrives at the same question, usually asked slightly nervously: what about the midges? It is a fair question. The Highland midge, all two millimetres of it, has a genuine claim to being the most effective tourism deterrent in Scotland, and enough visitors have

Killin sits at the western end of Loch Tay, in the Scottish Highlands on the edge of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, where the River Dochart runs through this small village in a series of rapids and the road starts to climb towards Glen Lochay and the surrounding

Aberfeldy sits on the River Tay a short drive from the eastern end of Loch Tay, and it does a good job of packing a genuine range of things to do into one small Highland town. There is whisky, chocolate, a famous walk, a General Wade bridge, and enough good

Planning a holiday at Loch Tay? Look no further! This beautiful area is perfect for festive events, unique markets, winter activities, and cozy accommodations. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly attractions, romantic getaways, or delicious dining options, your holiday at Loch Tay has something for everyone. Here’s what you can expect

Loch Tay does not try particularly hard to be romantic. It does not need to. Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, this amazing part of the country boasts a beautiful setting with its fourteen-mile loch, a ring of hills including a Munro, very little traffic, and a decent

If you have ever wondered whether a boathouse holiday is genuinely different from staying in a cottage or a lodge, the honest answer is yes. Quite a lot different, in fact. There is water beneath the floorboards. The loch moves gently around the stilts at night. You wake up to