Nature & Wildlife
The Bolfracks Estate Salmon fishing on the River Tay offers some of the most reasonable and accessible water in the county.
Dùn Coillich is roughly 1,100 acres of hill ground situated to the east of Schiehallion, 6 miles north-west of Aberfeldy.
Glen Lyon has been described as Scotland’s longest, loneliest and loveliest glen.
Scottish Wildlife Trust's wildlife reserve at Keltneyburn is a fantastic wildflower meadow.
Approximate Length: Varies
Approximate Height Gained: various
Nearest Town: Pitlochry
Nearest Postcode: PH9 0LH
Approximate Length: 5km/3 mile
Approximate Height Gained: 173m
Nearest Town: Kenmore nr Aberfeldy
Nearest Postcode: PH15 2HN
Raptors, or birds of prey, includes the hawks, eagles, kites, buzzards, harriers, ospreys, falcons and owls.
The osprey is unique in that it migrates from western Africa to Scotland each spring and feeds mainly on fish.
The Falls of Acharn, a wonderful sight to behold, is approximately only 1 mile from the Village of Acharn.
The Kenmore beat of the Upper River Tay offers double bank fishing on 2.5 miles of the River Tay beginning at the Kenmore Bridge, the mouth of the mighty Tay.
