the magnificent Ben Lawers mountain range, and Visitor Centre, with its abundance of rare Alpine Plants, and its population of ravens, ring ouzels, red grouse, ptarmigan, dippers and curlews;

 

a local horn carver's shop in Lawers;

 

the nature trail of the Birks of Aberfeldy, made famous by Rabbie Burns in 1787 in his song of the same name, in Aberfeldy, the home of the Harry Potter creator;

 

several nearby golf courses including in Killin, Kenmore and Aberfeldy all set amidst spectacular scenery.

 

There are fantastic events held throughout the year including exhibitions, fairs, Highland Games, to name a few.

 

For anglers, there are brown trout and a chance to catch a salmon in Loch Tay. Fishing boats are available for hire.

 

For wildlife enthusiasts, there are red squirrels, pheasants, pine marten, red deer and a chance to see a mountain hare on Ben Lawers mountain.

 

There are various water activities on Loch Tay which include canoeing, sailing and pleasure boating.

 

Mountain bikes are available for hire with transport, if required, to take our guests to their starting point.

 

The Boathouse Restaurant on site provides a very welcoming atmosphere.

 

Archery and Clay Pigeon shooting also available.

 

So, whether you are looking for an action packed holiday, or simply want to get away from it all in a stress free environment, Tayview Lodges have it all!

 

The Estate lies 4 miles from Killin on the north road to Kenmore.