It’s an area famed for dramatic mountains, glens and lochs, ancient castles and unspoilt nature; for golf, fishing, walking and adventure; for distinctive cultural venues and exciting outdoor events.  Perthshire is known as Big Tree Country and boasts some of Europe’s most remarkable woodlands.  You’ll find many of these sites  easily accessible from the Quaich on a vast array of of paths and trails.

In Scotland, mountains over 915m (3000 feet) are known as Munros and the area around Shoreside has its fair share.  The highest is Ben Lawers, at 1214m, only a 10 minute drive from the Quaich.  Below the Munros is a wide range of Corbetts and smaller hills.  Many of these have clear footpaths to their summits enabling even the casual hillwalker to climb them as long as they are properly equipped and ready for any changes in weather.

While the mountains offer panoramic vistas from their summits, the views are no less spectacular from the balcony of the Quaich itself!


Alternatively, the House of Bruar at Blair Atholl, known as the Harrods of the North, is a perfect day out for keen shoppers – combine a shopping trip with a walk up Bruar Falls!  Or choose to play a game of golf on one of the six courses within a 30 minute drive of the Quaich.

There will be no shortage of things to do whilst staying in the Quaich, this is a location with amenities for good and bad weather!