Welcome to Pitlochry

Cozy apartments close to the town centre and everything Pitlochry, Perthshire has to offer.

Taigh Beag

  • Short-term let licence: PK13240F

  • Type: One-bedroom self-catering apartment (sleeps 2)

  • Location: Central Pitlochry - 2-minute walk to High Street

  • Newly renovated apartment with modern kitchen, cosy lounge, and quality finishes. Perfect base for exploring Pitlochry and the surrounding hills.

  • Amenities: Wi-Fi, smart TV, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, heating, linens & towels, hairdryer, toiletries.

  • Parking: Two spaces at the rear of the building (shared). Additional parking available nearby (grass area near Backpackers Hostel).

  • Accessibility: The apartment is not wheelchair accessible and does not have adapted facilities for guests with reduced mobility.

  • Parking: Two shared spaces at the rear of the building, available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved. Additional parking is available nearby on the grass area near the Backpackers Hostel.

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Taigh Oisean

  • Short-term let licence: PK12764F

  • Type: One-bedroom self-catering apartment (sleeps 2)

  • Location: Central Pitlochry - 2-minute walk to High Street

  • Newly renovated apartment with modern kitchen, cosy lounge, and quality finishes. Perfect base for exploring Pitlochry and the surrounding hills.

  • Amenities: Wi-Fi, smart TV, fully equipped kitchen, washer, heating, linens & towels, hairdryer, toiletries.

  • Accessibility: The apartment is not wheelchair accessible and does not have adapted facilities for guests with reduced mobility.

  • Parking: Two shared spaces at the rear of the building, available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved. Additional parking is available nearby on the grass area near the Backpackers Hostel.

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Adventures & Activities Around Pitlochry.

Immerse yourself in the natural wonders that surround Pitlochry - from thrilling outdoor experiences to tranquil escapes.

Two hikers with backpacks trekking down a grassy mountain ridge overlooking a blue lake in a vast valley landscape.
Two hikers with backpacks trekking down a grassy mountain ridge overlooking a blue lake in a vast valley landscape.

Scenic hillwalk with panoramic views. Pitlochry’s most iconic walk. If you’re up for a good walk, It’s a local favourite - challenging enough to feel like an adventure, but manageable for most walkers.

Pack water, snacks, and your camera!

Faskally Forest

(5 mins drive)

Wander through forest paths, enjoy the views across the loch, and take in the calm of the surrounding woods.

In summer and early autumn, the water lily lake is simply breathtaking - simply one of the most beautiful views in the area.

Just a quick drive from Pitlochry, this woodland trail is straight out of a fairytale. Walk beneath enormous Douglas firs, follow the River Braan, and stop at Ossian’s Hall for a beautiful view of the waterfall. A perfect half-day outing for nature lovers.

One of Scotland’s most famous viewpoints, Queen’s View overlooks the beautiful Loch Tummel with sweeping Highland scenery and the distant peak of Schiehallion. It’s an easy stop with a short walk to the viewpoint.

Best time to visit: early morning or sunset for the most magical light.

1. Sightseeing

Overlooking Pitlochry and the golf course, Craigower Hill is a peaceful walk that rewards you with sweeping views across the Tummel Valley and beyond to Ben Vrackie and Schiehallion.

The trail starts near the village of Moulin and takes about 1–1.5 hours round trip - perfect for a morning hike or sunset stroll.

Hidden in peaceful woodland just outside Pitlochry, Black Spout Waterfall is a beautiful 60-metre cascade surrounded by forest trails and wildlife.

The walk begins near Blair Athol Distillery and takes around 20 - 30 minutes through quiet woodland paths to reach the falls. It’s a scenic walk, especially beautiful in autumn when the trees turn golden.

And these are just the beginning - the Highlands are full of beautiful hidden spots waiting to be discovered.

Upcoming events in Pitlochry 2026

The Hermiage

(24 mins drive)

Queen's View

(15 mins drive)

Craigower hill Hike

(5 mins drive)

Black Spout wood and waterfall

(5 mins drive)

Ben Vrackie Hike

(10 mins drive)

Known as “Scotland’s Theatre in the Hills,” Pitlochry Festival Theatre offers a wonderful programme of plays, musicals, and live performances throughout the year.

Set beside the River Tummel and surrounded by beautiful woodland, it’s one of the most unique theatre settings in Scotland. Many visitors enjoy dinner or drinks at the theatre restaurant before a show.

Just a short walk from the apartments, it’s a perfect evening activity while staying in Pitlochry. 🎭

Take a short drive north of Pitlochry to Blair Castle, one of Scotland’s most impressive historic homes and the ancient seat of the Dukes of Atholl. The castle has over 700 years of history, with beautifully preserved rooms, grand halls, and fascinating displays that tell the story of Highland life through the centuries.

There are also lovely woodland and riverside walks nearby, making it a perfect place to spend a relaxed afternoon exploring both history and nature.

Often called the “Harrods of the Highlands,” the House of Bruar is a well-known stop just north of Pitlochry. It offers a wide range of Scottish clothing, gifts, whisky, and local produce, along with a popular food hall, bakery, and restaurant.

Behind the main building, a scenic woodland path leads to the Bruar Falls, a beautiful short walk with views of waterfalls and forest scenery. It’s a great place to browse, enjoy some local food, and take a peaceful walk in nature.

2.Entertainment

From theatre in the hills to cosy evening pubs, Pitlochry has plenty to enjoy after a day of exploring.

Pitlochry Festival theatre

(4 mins drive)

Blair Castle & Gardens

(13 mins drive)

The house of Bruar

(17 mins drive)

Edradour Distillery is one of Scotland’s smallest traditional whisky distilleries. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, learn about the traditional whisky-making process, and sample a selection of rich Highland single malts in the tasting room.

It’s a wonderfully authentic experience and a must-visit for whisky lovers exploring the area.

Located about a 5 minute walk from the apartments, Cidsin Bistro & Gin Bar offers a unique dining experience inspired by modern Indian cuisine made in authentic

Alongside the restaurant, the stylish Gin Bar & Garden offers an impressive selection of gins and a relaxed atmosphere - perfect for a memorable evening after a day exploring the Highlands.

The Fern Cottage is a charming and cosy restaurant in the heart of Pitlochry, well known for its refined Scottish cuisine and warm atmosphere.

It’s a lovely spot for a relaxed evening meal, and one of the town’s favourite places for a special dinner. Booking ahead is recommended as it’s often busy.

3.Food and Drinks

Pitlochry offers a vibrant mix of cosy cafés, Highland pubs, great restaurants, and local whisky distilleries.

Upcoming events in Pitlochry 2026

The Edradour Distillery

(6 mins drive)

The Cidsin Bistro and Gin bar

(2 mins drive)

Fern Cottage Restaurant

(2 mins drive)

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