Queen's View Visitor Centre
COVID-19 update
All FLS visitor centres are currently closed. Walking and mountain bike trails remain open, as do most toilets and car parks, but do check below for local updates for closures.
We want to ensure your visit is an enjoyable and safe one.
Make sure you follow the Scottish Government’s FACTS advice – helping to protect yourself, your family and your local community, and follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code helping to keep Scotland beautiful.
Latest forest information
Queen’s View Visitor Centre remains closed until further notice.
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
The car park, viewpoint and surrounding forest walks are open as normal.
Car parking charges
£2 per visit. Your ticket can also be used a Braes of Foss and Dalerb car parks before the expiry time.
Annual parking passes are available. Please contact the Regional Office for more information.
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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