Explore the mature beech woodland on the slopes of Drummond Hill.
Terrain description
Gravel forest roads, and gravel and earth paths. Narrow and muddy in places, with long moderate slopes.
2 ½ miles / 3.9 km
Allow 1 ½ hours
Zigzag steadily up through the beech and larch forest to Black Rock viewpoint for stunning views over Loch Tay.
2 ¾ miles / 4.5 km
Allow 2 hours
A superb circuit of Drummond Hill, taking in the remains of an Iron Age hill fort and some wonderful views over Strathtay and Glen Lyon. Follow the stone boar carvings.
This Pictish hill fort was named after Tuathal, the son of a 9th century Abbot of Dunkeld. With its clear views to north and south, it's easy to see why this site was part of a network of look-out points. From the fort you can retrace your steps or continue round the full circuit.
5 ¾ miles / 9.4 km
Allow 4 hours
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Look for hidden sculptures in this hillside wood
Facilities and activities
Viewpoint
Trails
Parking
Begin your ascent of Schiehallion
Facilities and activities
Mountain access
Trails
Charge parking
Toilets
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