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Things To See ![]() From the Quaich there is a myriad of attractions to see including castles, historic homes together with distilleries and galleries to explore. Glen Lyon, Scotland’s longest and some say most beautiful glen, is nearby; Fortingall village is only 3 miles away, which houses Britain’s oldest tree and has a very good restaurant in Fortingall Hotel. Spectacular waterfalls are a distinctive feature of the area around Shoreside. These include the Falls of Moness by Aberfeldy, the Falls of Bruar, the Black Spout by Pitlochry and the Falls of Dochart. ![]() In the 20th century, Highland Perthshire led the way in green energy as Scotland’s first large scale hydro electricity scheme was built at Loch Tummel. A new loch, Loch Faskally, was created – this now houses the Scottish Hydro a Visitor Centre with the famous Salmon Ladder, which allows fish to reach their spawning grounds above Pitlochry Dam. Using the Quaich as a base, there is no end of fantastic sights and places of interest to visit. |