COVID-19 and Forestry and Land Scotland
FLS has reduced its operations to felling that is contributing to essential business requirements to help keep Scotland ticking over. Our staff are working from home where possible; staff who are working continue to practise social distancing rigorously following Government and NHS guidance to keep safe.
Fresh air and being outdoors benefits physical and mental health and well-being, and for local visitors the majority of walking trails on Scotland’s national forests and land remain open. Be aware that staff cannot maintain our standard checks and maintenance. All our mountain biking trails and all car parks are closed.
All visitors are reminded to maintain social distance at all times.
Queen's View Visitor Centre
Queen's View Visitor Centre Notice
The Visitor Centre at Queen's View is closed until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation. We encourage people to continue to visit our forests whilst remaining mindful of all public health guidance at NHS Inform.
Highland Perthshire's most iconic view
Queen's View lies at the heart of Highland Perthshire and is the area's most popular visitor attraction. Just one look is enough to tell you why.
When Queen Victoria visited in 1866, she assumed that the sweeping view west along Loch Tummel was named after her – but she was wrong. We think the view was really named after Isabella, the first wife of Robert the Bruce, who lived more than 500 years earlier.
Today, you too can enjoy views fit for a queen, along with a nice cup of tea from our café. Pick out some gifts at the well-stocked shop and relax before exploring the nearby forests.
Guide map to Tay Forest Park (PDF 5.6MB)
Facilities & access
Opening hours
Please note Queens View Visitor Centre will be closed from Monday 6 January to Sunday 2 February for refurbishment. Thanks for your patience.
From February, the café and visitor centre are open daily between 10am and 4pm.
Call Cobbs to reserve tables, or for any enquiries, on 01796 474188.
Car parking charges
£2 per visit. Your ticket can also be used at Braes of Foss and Dalerb car parks before the expiry time.
Dogs
Well behaved dogs are welcome to join you in all areas of the visitor centre and cafe.
Getting here
From the A9, follow signs for Killiecrankie, then Kinloch Rannoch. Queens View Visitor Centre is about 7 miles along the B8019.
Using SatNav?
PH16 5NR is the nearest postcode.
Public transport
Local bus services run from Pitlochry. Plan your journey at Traveline Scotland.
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