Killecrankie, Pitlochry & Highland Perthshire

The “Pass” and “Soldier’s Leap” is on our doorstep, along with the village of Killiecrankie, and the facilities of Pitlochry only 4 miles away. A visit to the famous dam and “salmon ladder”, a browse for first class souvenirs, or an evening at the Theatre, are only a few minutes away by car, or a liesurely walk along the signed footpath through the “pass” and the around the shore of Loch Faskally. A worthwhile experience, even if only once.

Our guests can take advantage of the opportunities of many facilities, - from culture to sport, activity or liesure, - fishing is readily available, both wild brown trout and salmon- skiing in the Cairngorms - highland pony trekking - Monro adventure or a ranger guided walk to fully appreciate the diversity of the scenery and wildlife around you- and for those with Retail Therapy in mind, the House of Bruar is located a few miles North.

Highland Perthshire can also provide almost any activity on the market. From the high thrill adventure of off road driving or rock climbing to more conventional sport and liesure. Golf is available for the amatuer at Blair Atholl, Pitlochry and Dunkeld, and for the more serious golfer the challenges of Taymouth Castle, Rosemount, Gleneagles, Carnoustie and
St Andrews,are but a short drive away.

The options are limited only by time and the will. But as they say in this part of Scotland, “ No Day is Long Enough.” Whatever you have in mind, let us know so that we can advise on any advance booking requirements.
Situation

Holiday Lodges @ Old Faskally enjoy a most attractive situation in Highland Perthshire, close to the famous Pass of Killiecrankie and the Soldiers Leap over the River Garry. The lodges are set amidst spectacular highland scenery, and well located for touring Scotland, being with minutes of the A9 trunk road connecting Perth and Inverness, 4 miles north of Pitlochry, and close to the centre of the Highlands.

At Killiecrankie there is the Killiecrankie House Hotel, offering bar meals and full formal dining, with a cosy quiet bar facility. The Visitor Centre adjacent to the Soldiers Leap provides an exhibition describing the Battle of Killiecrankie and the flora and fauna of the Pass. It also offers tourist souvenirs and information services.

The main tourist regional centre of Pitlochry, to the South, provides a wide range of retail and tourist attractions, with all essential provisions readily available. The Dam & Fish Ladder, and the Festival Theatre being especially popular.

Blair Atholl is 3 miles to the nOrth, with the historic Blair Castle and Gardens, and the mighty Cairngorms on it’s doorstep.

The county capital of Perth is 30 minutes drive to the South, where there is a comprehensive range of services with high street stores, recreational and historic attractions.

Pert, Pitlochry and Blair Atholl are all served by mainline railway stations and local bus services.

Highland Perthsire offers a superb range of outdoor pursuits for children and adults of all ages and inclinations, from the traditional countryside activities, to the modern extreme adventure pursuits. All set in extraordinary scenery.