Hillwalking nr
Loch Faskally
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Tony Connery.


HILLWALKING nr
LOCH  FASKALLY

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Killiecrankie    Loch Faskally    Edradour    Ben Vrackie


 Loch Faskally
Loch Faskally.

Heading south 1 mile from the Loch Faskally Campsite will eventually lead you to Loch Faskally, which is an excellent spot for catching a glimpse of salmon leaping and boats can be hired if you are into fishing.



The walk carries on lochside until Pitlochry, itself, and past the Power Station, where there is a salmon ladder and visitors can view the salmon swimming upstream through a glass window.
Pitlochry Power Station.
Pitlochry Power Station

Looking at Pitlochry Power Station and Dam.
Pitlochry Power Station and Dam

About a half mile past the power station cross the bridge to the other side of the River Tummel and perhaps have some lunch or dinner at the Portnacraig Inn, surrounded by quaint little cottages.

Portnacraig Inn.
Portnacraig Inn

Cottages at Portnacraig.
Portnacraig Cottages

Immediately after Portnacraig you may want to pay a visit to
the famous Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Pitlochry's Atholl Road.
Atholl Road, Pitlochry

Travelling on, you go past the power station again and make your way homeward. You can cross over back to the original side of the loch at the Clunie footbridge or wait until you reach Garry Bridge, I would recommend the latter. Taking it easy and stopping for a bite to eat, give yourself a good 7-8hrs.

Pitlochry Accommodation Guide can be found here