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Walks in Pitlochry

From tranquil riverside paths to rugged hilltop hikes, this region offers a wealth of walks for all abilities. Whether you’re a seasoned hillwalker or simply looking for a gentle stroll through enchanting woodlands, Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire provide an unforgettable outdoor experience. Here are some of the walks we recommend, but for a full list of walks, visit the Walk Highlands website.

Popular Highland Perthshire Walks

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Ben Vrackie

Ben Vrackie has for long been an extremely popular ascent for those visiting the town of Pitlochry. The summit is a great viewpoint and the ascent follows good paths through woodland, open moorland and past picturesque Loch a' Choire.
Distance: 10km / 6.25 miles
Time (summer conditions): 3.5 - 4 hours
Ascent: 787m
Start Grid Ref: NN943595

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Clunie Path

The Clunie Walk provides an escape from the hubbub of Pitlochry by climbing up into the forested hills on the opposite side of the River Tummel. You get to walk cross the river using the Port-na-Craig suspension bridge. It gives superb views over both the town and the hills beyond.
Distance: 11.75km / 7.25 miles
Time: 3 - 3.5 hours
Ascent: 450m
Start Grid Ref: NN939579

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Killiecrankie Path

This long circular waymarked route links Pitlochry with Killiecrankie and takes in some of Perthshire's most iconic sites like Pass of Killiecrankie, Garry Bridge, Linn of Tummel and Soldier's Leap. It follows waterside paths up the River Garry, across Coronation Bridge, next to Loch Faskally just adjacent to the park and through some mixed woodlands.
Distance: 16km / 10 miles
Time: 5 hours
Ascent: 625m
Start Grid Ref: NN936582

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Black Spout and Edradour

This varied walk begins in Pitlochry town centre, passing through woodland to visit the fine Black Spout waterfall before continuing up to Edradour Distillery. There are good views of the surrounding hills before the route returns to Pitlochry through the trees.
Distance: 5km / 3 miles
Time: 1.5 - 2 hours
Ascent: 145m 
Start Grid Ref: NN941580

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Loch Faskally and the Salmon Ladder

This excellent walk makes a circuit of main part of Loch Faskally from the centre of Pitlochry. The walk includes an attractive metal suspension bridge over the river, passes the Festival Theatre and the fish ladder on the dam before following the peaceful waters of Loch Faskally. The colours can be spectacular in the autumn.
Distance: 5km / 3 miles
Time: 1.5 - 2 hours
Ascent: 100m 
Start Grid Ref: NN936577

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Faskally & Loch Dunmore

The owners of Faskally House created this model woodland just adjacent to the holiday park in the 19th century and the house later became a school for young foresters. You can explore the rich mix of tree species along the Foresters' Trail, or take the easy access Dunmore Trail around the loch. Water lilies bloom here in summer, and there's spectacular show of autumn colour. This is also the location for the award-winning The Enchanted Forest event in autumn. 

Dunmore Trail
Distance: ¾ miles / 1.2 km
Time: 1/2 hour
Ascent: 100m (Profile)
Start Grid Ref: Faskally Woods Holiday Park

Foresters' Trail
Distance: 1 ½ miles / 2.4 km
Time: 1 hour
Start Grid Ref: Faskally Woods Holiday Park

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