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Killiecrankie
Where history and natural heritage combine! On 27 July 1689 the first shots in the Battle of Killiecrankie were fired – one of the goriest battles in Scottish history. From leaping soldiers to leaping salmon, this rich historical conservation area cleaves a pass where the Highlands meet the Lowlands.
Dogs are welcome on-site and inside the visitor centre but must always be kept under control and on a lead inside buildings.
The Pass of Killiecrankie is one of those walks that seems to have a little bit of everything. Towering trees, dramatic river views, peaceful woodland trails and the spectacular Soldier’s Leap all make it feel like a real adventure. It’s a fantastic place to explore with your dog, whether you’re after a gentle stroll or a longer wander through the forest. Keep an eye out for red squirrels and colourful woodland birds along the way—you never know what wildlife you might spot. If you’re visiting Perthshire, this is one walk that’s definitely worth adding to your itinerary.
For the owner
- Child Friendly
- Parking Available
- Free Entry
- In the Countryside
Contact Details
Location
Killiecrankie, Pitlochry PH16 5LQ, UK
The walk is lovely, although beware, the is the occasional bungee jumper and associated screams!
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