Bridge of Cally Village and River Ardle

Bridge of Cally is a small village north of Blairgowrie, historically serving as a gateway to the Highland Glens. Situated at the junction of Glenshee and Strathardle, it centers around an ancient bridge over the River Ardle. The village lies along the A93, also known as the Snow Roads Scenic Route, which follows an 18th-century military road that once facilitated troop movements, highlighting the area’s strategic significance. Notable landmarks include the Bridge of Cally Hotel, formerly the Invercauld Arms, which operated as a temperance establishment until the 1960s. While now a key stop for visitors en route to Glenshee Ski Centre, the village maintains its historical charm and continues to serve as a vital local hub.

Wee shop at the post office.