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gluten free/coeliac friendly, great food and friendly staff. some great walks around the area, closes Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays

Very useful for cyclists.

Route along the old railway north side of Loch Earn could be challenging in parts if conditions are wet and muddy.

Excellent coffee and cakes

From here, you can enjoy stunning views of the beautiful Loch Earn in the Southern Highlands. The loch stretches for about 6.5 miles with a road that loops around it, making it perfect for cycling.

The Rob Roy Way is a long distance walking trail that walks for 79 miles (127km) from Drymen to Pitlochry. This section above Lochearnhead follows the course of an old railway line, so it's well surfaced with gentle slopes. Great views over Loch Earn and up to the surrounding mountains.

Beautiful and popular stop for tourists. There is a busy and reasonable pub at the falls where you can get food and beer. If busy there are plenty of options in Killin. Try the Courie Inn for food / beer; Shutters for breakfast / lunch / coffee. Depending on your timing there is the Secret Pizza or Fish & Chips van. Last resort there is a reasonable size CoOp.

Cycle path along old railway that avoids the dangerous main road up Glen Ogle. (Be warned that the drop through the forest to Killin from the top of Glen Ogle may start on tarmac path; but soon turns to rough forest access tracks. Can ride with care on 35mm touring bike, would be cautious on skinner tyres or your best carbon road bike.)

Great cycling infrastructure around here

Beautiful from many angles and great cycleways.

Stunning place and scenery

Stunning sums it up

Fun driving down, not so much driving up. Better make sure your brakes work!

If you walk over that bridge with the right cadence, it starts to swing ... quite fun

Mirrorbox

Rob Roy lived for the last few years at the western end of Balquhidder Glen. He died after a dispute over land with his neighbour John MacLaren of Invernenty. He succumbed to his injuries from the clan duel on 28 December 1734.

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Sustrans Millennium Milepost (type: Mills) metal sculpture. One of many placed throughout the UK National Cycle Network.

Taken from the lich shire looking West.

House along the glen just off NCN 7

Glen Ogle Viaduct was in use 1870 to 1965. It has twelve arches, is 139 foot long and 44ft high.