The Top 17 Gorges in Perth and Kinross

Cargill's Leap is a narrow ravine along the River Ericht. It is named after Presbyterian minister Donald Cargill, who once leapt across the ravine to escape pursuing soldiers. During the … read more

It's said that, during the Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689, government soldier Donald McBane successfully jumped across the river at this spot to escape pursuing Jacobites. This would have been … read more

Whilst it is an A-road, it's not too busy. Beautiful Glen, worth a visit. Gleneagles at northern end. Enjoyable climb at a steady 4% to 5% from the north.

Absolutely stunning hidden gem and an easy short walk up from the road.

The Falls of Moness is a cascading waterfall on the Moness Burn in the Birks of Aberfeldy, a woodland that was made famous in a poem by Scottish poet Robert … read more

The path up from the lower bridge is good but a little steep in parts. It is on the gorge edge in parts. Care needed.

Glen Tilt follows the River Tilt upstream from Blair Atholl. It's a very pretty valley with Munros on both sides. You can walk a really nice loop in the glen … read more

In summer when the sun is pouring through the trees this is a beautiful scenic place and a route to take. It's a bit gloomy and dark when the sun isn't shining.

This route extends from Newton Bridge to Loch Tay. With varied gravel. We used this on one of our gravel routes.
See
crieffclassiccycles.scot
for the full route