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Highland Perthshire
Pitlochry

About
Pitlochry
It is easy to understand why the charming Victorian town, Pitlochry is a popular destination for visitors. It is a great starting point for exploring Perthshire and the Highlands as you stroll down the picturesque town high street. Tucked away amongst Scotland’s most iconic landscapes, it provides the opportunity to enjoy a range of outdoor activities whilst you breathe in the fresh air. Traditional pastimes range from fishing, golf, and walking sits side by side with adrenaline- filled experiences like mountain biking and bungee jumping. At Hopscotch Travel, we have a number of tours which incorporate Pitlochry, ranging from day tours from Edinburgh , day tours from Glasgow and multi-day tours . Some of these include our 5 day Highland Highlights tour , 5 day Skye and Mull Private tour and 3 Day Isle of Skye private tour .
Things to see & do
FAQs
You might take in the fish ladder at the hydroelectric dam (May to October), the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, a distillery visit at Blair Athol or Edradour, the walk to the Black Spout waterfall, and the independent shops along the high street.
The main street has a strong run of independent shops, from whisky specialists and outdoor gear to jewellers, gift shops and delis. It's one of the better shopping towns in Highland Perthshire.
It grew into a Victorian Highland gateway town after Queen Victoria's visits made the Highlands fashionable. It's known for the Festival Theatre, the salmon ladder, Edradour Distillery (one of Scotland's smallest), and its place at the heart of Highland Perthshire.
There's a walkway across the top of the Pitlochry Dam, leading to the fish ladder and viewing window where you can watch salmon leaping upstream from May to October. It's free and open all year.
Book a private tour and explore
Pitlochry
with a local expert guide.







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