Local Attractions

Walk up beautiful Glen Lednock to the Deil’s Cauldron (waterfall), a brisk half hour from Mossgiel House and enjoy the view from Lord Melville’s monument.

Comrie lies on the Highland Boundary Fault and has experienced earth tremors for many centuries. Visit Earthquake House built in 1869.

Catch your own trout at Drummond Trout Farm and Fishery, 1 mile west of Mossgiel House. Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre is two miles from the village, with bird and animal handling and the Highland Cattle Centre.

Don’t miss The Famous Grouse Experience on the outskirts of Crieff.

New Year’s Eve is special in Comrie. The Flambeaux Procession takes place to drive out evil spirits from the village. Huge blazing torches are carried through the streets accompanied by a local pipe band and villagers dressed in fancy costumes.

Golf courses are plentiful! There is a 9 hole course in Comrie, and also nearby in St. Fillans, Crieff, Killin and Muthill. There are two 18 hole courses in Crieff (www.crieffgolf.co.uk and www.crieffhydro.com/golf.htm) and at Gleneagles ( www.gleneaglesgc.com).

Watersports, fishing and boat hire are all available at Loch Earn and cycle routes are close by.