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| Pitlochry Festival Theatre, known as Scotland’s Theatre in the Hills, lies beside the River Tummel and attracts many visitors who come to enjoy the wide variety of plays and exhibitions shown throughout the year. Next to it, the Explorers - Scottish Plant Hunters’ Garden is an attraction that celebrates 300 years of botanical exploration by Scots, with pavilions and an amphitheatre for live performances. Visitors who enjoy "a wee dram" shouldn't leave Pitlochry without visiting Bell's Blair Athol Distillery and Edradour Distillery to sample their unique blends of Scotch whisky. Edradour's claim to fame is that it's the smallest distillery in Scotland. Outdoor sports lovers are also well catered for with golf at Pitlochry Golf Course and Strathtay Golf Club . If you enjoy fishing, you can book your spot through Pitlochry Angling Club, Mitchells of Pitlochry or Findygate Estate Salmon Fishing. If you wish to pick up a few tips, Ally’s Casting Clinic offers tuition and guided trips. Top of Page |
If you'd like to try cycling, then Escape Route can give you expert advice on routes, cycle hire and repairs. Walkers may wish to take up the challenge of Ben y Vrackie which is within walking distance of the house. The sense of achievement when you reach the top on a clear day is truly satisfying. For those who enjoy indoor activities, then Atholl Leisure & Fitness Centre or Atholl Curling Rink may be just what you are looking for. If you have young children to occupy, then there are rides and games at the Children’s Amusement Park. No matter what you decide to do, you are sure to have a lovely time in Pitlochry. |