Kinloch Rannoch, Our Home in the Highlands of Perthshire

The Scottish Highland village of Kinloch Rannoch lies on the River Tummel, at the eastern end of Loch Rannoch in the Breadalbane country of beautiful and historic Highland Perthshire.

The river flows eastwards through Dunalastair reservoir, which is part of the Tummel Garry hydro-electric scheme, while power-houses are situated at the far western end of the loch, and also at Tummel Bridge.

To the south-east of Kinloch Rannoch, is Dalchosnie, where English invaders are said to have fought Robert the Bruce in 1306, and farther south extends Glen Sassunn, beyond which rise the peaks of the extensive 3,000 ft Carn Mairg group of mountains.

Rannoch is without doubt one of the most interesting, scenic, and rewarding parts of Scotland. Despite its wild and unspoilt beauty it is quite accessible being only 50 miles from Perth, a small mileage as far as the Highlands are concerned.

Kinloch Rannoch itself makes an excellent base for enjoying wild scenery and yet at the same time being well situated to explore Rannoch Station, Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, Killiecrankie, Dunkeld, Aberfeldy, Kenmore, Killin, Perth, Kenmore, Glen Lyon, Fortingall, Castle Menzies, Moulin, Edradour Distillery etc. Wonderful walks abound in Rannoch and there are opportunities to fish and golf in the surrounding area.

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The magical mountian Schiehallion
can be seen from all corners of Rannoch.

The winter months are always beautiful
here in the Highlands.