Situated at the centre of Scotland, Pitlochry combines all the romance of the Highlands with the facilities of
the lowlands. Ancient castles and historic sites are all within easy reach, or you can explore Pitlochry itself
visiting whisky distilleries, or walking to Pitlochry Dam to spot a salmon leaping up the fampus fish ladder.
The main street offers an excellrange of gift and craft shops or you may wish to treat yourself to some luxury
shopping at the House of Bruar otherwise known as "The Harrods of the North"!
During the main summer season, Pitlochry Festival Theatre stages a programme of six different plays to suit all
tastes. Pine Trees offers special theatre breaks with pre theatre dinner and complimentary tickets.
Nestling in the Tummel Valley, surrounded by dramatic mountains, Pine Trees is an ideal base for numerous outdoor activities including walking,cycling, riding,hill climbing, mountain safaris and white water rafting to name just a few.
Salmon fishers will be keen to try the world famous River Tay, but Pitlochry can offer a much wider choice of
river and loch fishing.
For golfers. Pilochry's par 69, 18 hole course is well respected and enjoyed, but there are numerous other
courses in the area all within easy travelling time.
Historic Blair Castle is just a short drive away and is always well worth a visit.