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Other attractions further afield ...

This is a (non-exhaustive!) list of other attractions in the area. We provide an information book in the chalet which contains details of lots more, and you can also download a PDF with this information here.

• Peel Farm Local Cafe and Farm Shop - coffee highly recommended!
• Lintrathen Cycles Mountain and powered / E-bikes for hire
• Wee Bear Cafe at Lintrathen
• Golf - There are 2 new courses next to Alyth (Glenisla and Strathmore) both open to visitors.
• Meigle Museum of Celtic Stones (Scotland's most impressive collection)
• Kirriemuir - Birthplace of James Barrrie - a small cottage in the town preserved as a Barrie museum.
• Glamis - the Castle (where the Queen Mother was brought up), and theAngus folk museum.
• Dunkeld - Visit the cathedral beside the river Tay, and the NTS Little Houses.
• Loch of the Lowes - where the ospreys nest every year. There is a hide and a wildlife centre run by the Scottish Wild Life Trust
• The Hermitage - a woodland walk with some beautiful trees just beyond Dunkeld.
• House of Dun - on the way to Montrose. A NTS property which has been beautifully restored and has a lot to look at.
• Perth - an attractive and historic town on the river Tay, with Scone Palace nearby, and Branklyn garden in Perth itself.
• Dundee - Visit Scott's ship Discovery, see the Tay Bridges.
• Pitlochry - The festival theatre puts on different plays during the summer season.
• Blair Atholl - Castle, gardens, pony-trekking
• House of Bruar - excellent shopping, and with a restaurant/food hall
• Brechin - Caledonian Railway, Brechin Castle Centre