Walking
 If
walking is your thing, then look no further than Breadalbane. We
have walks to suit all abilities and tastes, ranging from Munros
best left to the experts to gentle strolls designed for Queen
Victoria. There are also a number of organisations which provide
organised walks: |
 Within
the grounds of Taymouth Castle Estate you will find some very
interesting walks. The Berceau walk is over 300 years old and takes
in the avenue of ancient lime trees, while the North and South
Terraces are are bordered by old beech trees. The Suprise Walk
starts at Principal Lodge and heads up towards the old fort and
passes the spanish chestnuts which are over 600 years old. |
The valley floors are made up of mature open parkland, once used for
keeping deer. Today they are laid out as a golf course, but as long
as you stay off the course itself visitors are welcome |
 There
are over 1000 champion trees on Taymouth Castle Estate alone. The
Estate is currently working with Scottish Natural Herritage,
Scottish Native Woodlands and the Perthshire Coutryside Trust to
manage both the environment and the walks.. |
| The Tay Forest walks start just to the north of the village. These interconnecting walks are managed by the Forest Enterprise and cover Drummond Hill. | There are more walks to the south of Kenmore starting from the falls at Acharn |
