Loch Tay

Flanked on both sides either by bare or partly wooded hillsides, the full glory of Loch Tay can be best appreciated from the summit of Ben Lawers (3,981ft/1,214m) on the north bank. Ben Lawers is the highest peak in Perthshire and the variety of its mountain flora will be of interest to botanists.

The small town of Killin is located near the west end of Loch Tay amid the beauty of the Grampian Mountains.

The Moirlanich Longhouse dates from the mid-19th C and retains many of its original features. It is an outstanding example of a traditional cruck frame cottage and byre. It houses an exhibit of the history and restoration of the building.

The Scottish Crannog Centre is is Scotland's only authentic Iron Age loch-dwelling. This unique structure houses displays of ancient crafts.

The town of Tyndrum is located on the A82 in the Grampian Mountains.