The Enchanted Forest, Pitlochry
Five weeks each autumn, Faskally Wood is turned into a sound and light installation round Loch Dunmore — a new theme every year, and it sells out.
Every major sight in and around Pitlochry, from the landmark names to the quieter corners.
Falls of Bruar
Waterfalls in a granite gorge above Blair Atholl, with two bridges and a set of paths — and a wood planted because Robert Burns complained about the…
Faskally Forest
A Victorian model woodland on Pitlochry's doorstep with a loch, a lily pond and a floating pavilion — and the best autumn colour in Perthshire.
Pitlochry Fish Ladder
Thirty-four pools climbing past the dam so that salmon can still reach the Tummel — with underwater cameras, a visitor centre and a walk round the…
Pitlochry Recreation Ground
The town playground and playing field by the river — free, five minutes from the high street, and the venue for the Highland Games.
Dunfallandy Stone
A Pictish cross-slab of about AD 800 in a field above Pitlochry — twenty minutes' walk, free, and almost nobody goes.
Explorers Garden at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Six acres on a hillside above the Tummel telling the story of the Scottish plant hunters — through the plants they brought home.