You will explore around 178 miles (286 km) of Scotland’s scenic landscapes, beginning near Pitlochry and circling through some of the country’s most picturesque locations.
Your journey includes travel alongside winding rivers, serene lochs, and rolling green countryside. Follow the River Tay as it passes Aberfeldy and Kenmore, reaching the shores of Loch Tay. Continue to Killin, then on to Crianlarich, where a turn leads you to the northern end of Loch Lomond, a region celebrated for its breathtaking vistas.
Balloch, located at the south end of Loch Lomond, serves as a practical stop with numerous shops and cafés. It also marks the gateway to the Trossachs, an area rich in natural beauty and cultural history.
Key stops along your route include:
- Aberfoyle: A lively town where you can find traditional Scottish souvenirs.
- The Duke’s Pass: A memorable drive offering scenic views as you ascend from Aberfoyle to Callander.
- Loch Earn Shore: A tranquil area perfect for peaceful walks and photography.
- Small Villages: St. Fillans and Comrie provide charming, small-town atmospheres.
- Sma’ Glen: A narrow valley displaying classic Highland scenery worthy of a pause.
- Birks of Aberfeldy: A steep, forested gorge perfect for walking and nature appreciation.
Throughout your drive, you will be surrounded by lush greenery, hills, and forested areas that offer many opportunities to stop and enjoy nature. This route combines vivid landscape views with cultural stops, making it a well-rounded experience of central Scotland’s natural and historical richness.
We only email around once a year to give you news on goings on at The Green Park.
