Pretty picnic spot with views across Loch Tay

The tree-covered slopes of Drummond Hill above Dalerb are home to the capercaillie, one of Scotland's iconic woodland birds. After being hunted to extinction, they were reintroduced here in 1837. They are very hard to find in the forest – but the life-sized bronze statues at this picnic site should be easy to spot.

Facilities & access

Toilets

Parking (charge)

Easy-access facilities

Picnic area

There are picnic benches at Dalerb.

Please note, our toilet facilities at this site are not available and will not be available until further notice. Toilets can be found at Kenmore, just 2 minutes drive away. 

Car parking charges

• £2 per vehicle per visit

Your ticket can also be used at Braes of Foss and Queen’s View Visitor Centre before the expiry time.

Getting here

Dalerb sits on the shore of the eastern end of Loch Tay. It's 1 mile west of Kenmore on the A827.

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PH15 2NX is the nearest postcode.

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