Self Catering properties in the Pitlochry area

Activities in and around Pitlochry

Self catering accomodation in and around Pitlochry one of Scotland's most sought after holiday destinations and with good reason. The area appeals to walkers of all grades, cyclists, skiers and people with an interest in natural history.There are over 50 Munros (that is mountains above 3,000 feet) within an hours' drive. There are also numerous way-marked paths, including many which begin in Pitlochry and Moulin. Etape Caledonia is hosted in Pitlochry every May and brings thousands of cyclists to the area. There are also many cycling tracks both on and off road. Four of Scotland's skiing areas are less than 2 hours' drive away. Ospreys can be seen at the Loch of the Lowes by Dunkeld from April to September, goosanders, common sandpipers and dippers frequent the rivers and golden plovers and golden eagles may be seen above the hills and moors. Rare arctic alpine flowers are to be found on Ben Lawers, while in Summer the oak woods in the river valleys are alive with song birds, such as willow warbler, wood warblers, pied fly catchers and redstart.
There is an 18 hole championship golf course in Pitlochry itself and Gleneagles and St. Andrew's golf courses are within easy driving distance. Edinburgh, Fort William, Glencoe and Royal Deeside (with Balmoral castle and Crathie church) are all within 2 hours' drive.
The world famous Pitlochry Festival theatre is well worthy of at least one visit during your stay

Trading Since

1996