| complimentary full scottish breakfast is served in the restaurant, while evening meals are available with prior booking. 8 miles from the 13th-century blair castle, and 12. 2 miles from pitlochry. there's also a guest lounge with garden views, and a cosy bar with a wood-burning stove and outside seating. built in 1863, this traditional country inn on the edge of the cairngorms national park is 4. check-in time: 3:30 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. the 3 warmly decorated rooms feature en suite bathrooms, tvs with satellite channels and dvd players, free wifi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment
Edinburgh Airport 1 hr 30
Queen's View Visitor Centre (24 min)
Historic viewpoint with iconic panoramas over Loch Tummel, a cafe/tea room & a visitor centre. Loch Tummel (30 min)
7-mi.-long lake offering a serene boating & fishing locale, plus wildlife & archeological sites. Schiehallion (35 min)
1,083 metres Highlands summit & a popular hiking spot with views of surrounding lakes & mountains. Edradour Distillery (21 min)
Tours & tastings are offered at this charming 1825 distillery known for single malt Scotch whisky. Loch Rannoch (28 min)
Long freshwater lake with a scenic walking/cycling path, a man-made islet & fishing. Blair Athol Distillery (18 min)
The Allt Dour supplies the water used at this distillery famous for its single-malt whiskies. Loch Faskally (16 min)
Hilly trails & angling around a dam with a famed fish ladder helping salmon to swim uphill & spawn. Falls of Bruar (9 min)
A vigorous walk leads through the woods to a gorge & waterfall viewing area with 2 stone bridges. Highland Safaris (39 min)
Local operator offering a wide range of safari packages, from helicopter tours to 4X4 adventures. Castle Menzies (43 min)
Fortified 16th-century mansion and clan seat, with kirk and garden. Available for private events. Pitlochry Dam Visitor Centre (18 min)
Multimedia exhibitions on hydro-electricity, dam history & salmon breeding, plus a cafe & gift shop. Tay Forest Park (33 min)
Home of the famous Queen's View, this Forestry Commission Scotland area has miles of walking trails. Blair Castle (9 min)
Castle dating from 1269 with lavish rooms housing antiques, art and armour, plus walled garden. Ben Vrackie (16 min)
Trails lead into this mountainous site with an optional steep climb affording sweeping vistas. Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery (35 min)
Scotch whiskey producer offering tastings, an interactive museum & tours of its 1890s distillery. | 
