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Sunnybrae Cottage is a modest cottage which is possibly the oldest house in Pitlochry. Sunnybrae Cottage is a rare survival of a type of house that was once very common in the Highlands. Remarkably, it still has the remains of a cruck framed ro...
This attractive garden, a haven of peace within walking distance of Perth, was developed by John and Dorothy Renton with the help of seed collections from plant hunters such as Forest, Ludlow and Sherriff. Gardeners and botanists from all over the wo...
From the summit of Ben Lawers, the central Highlands' highest mountain at 1,214m (3,984ft), you can get fantastic views over to Ben Lomond and Glencoe in the west and the high Cairngorms to the north. The Trust's estate takes in the Ben Lawers and Ta...
The climb to the top of Craigower (the Goat's Crag), at 407m (1,335ft), is certainly worth the stretch for the outstanding views of the surrounding National Scenic Area. On a clear day you can take in the views along Lochs Tummel and Rannoch to the d...
Enjoy a peaceful wooded walk to the place where the Rivers Garry and Tummel meet. The Linn of Tummel ' from the Gaelic linne, meaning pool ' is a picturesque combination of water and woodland, and is home to a rich variety of wildlife. The area was f...
The Pass is extremely narrow between high mountains, with the Garry running beneath in a deep, dark fome, and a rocky channel overhung with trees, forming a scene of horrible grandeur' wrote Thomas Pennant in 1769. This magnificent wooded gorge is a ...
An attractive woodland walk leads along the banks of the River Braan, through mixed woodland and past a handsome single-arched bridge to the picturesque folly of Ossian's Hall. Overlooking the Black Linn Falls and beyond to Ossian's Cave, the mid- 18...
Visit this perfectly preserved cruck frame cottage and get a glimpse of Scottish village life in the 19th century. Moirlanich was home to at least three generations of the Robertson family, with the last member leaving in 1968. The building has hardl...
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