Things to See & Do

We will be more than happy to make any reservations for you upon request with no additional charges.
Here are a few things to give you and idea or two;

Golfing:

Blairgowrie has one of the best inland courses in Scotland. Greg Norman won his first European tour here in 1997, and with another three courses only five miles from Glenvar in and around Aylth.

www.blairgowrie-golf.co.uk
www.alythgolfdesk.co.uk

River Fishing:

With over 14000 fish migrating through Blairgowrie every year and some of the best beats in Scotland on our doorstep, you can hire rods, tackle and permits easily. Take a look at some fishing links.

www.flyfish-scotland.com
www.fishingnet.com
www.fishing-uk-scotland.com
www.gamefishingscotland.co.uk/

Shooting:

Shooting links....

Pheasant, Grouse and deer….
We have world renowned Royal estates locally, such as Royal Scone Palace, Atholl Estates and Royal Glamis Castle estate all available to the public within season.

www.countrysports.co.uk www.sportinglets.co.uk

Riding:

Riding links....

From local trekking into the Perthshire hills to flat racing all 30 minutes away

www.perth-races.co.uk
www.kirkmichaelriding.co.uk

4x4 Driving:

4x4 links....

Exhilarating off road driving all at close hand. Not just for the boys…

www.scotoffroad.co.uk
www.naelimits.com

White Water Rafting:

With so much weather in Scotland, white water rafting is a popular all year round activity with some of the best found locally.

www.naelimits.com
www.rafting.co.uk

Cycling:

www.scotcycle.co.uk

Hill Walking:

From Blairgowrie the Cateran Trail is a recently restored 7th century circular walking route. This is a spectacular 63 mile or 94 km way-marked walk.

Outdoor Adventures:

www.activeoutdoorpursuits.com www.naelimits.com

For much more information on castles and other visitor attractions in and around Blairgowrie please check out the visit Scotland website.

www.visitscotland.com