Follow the grassy paths beside the River Tay for easy views of the historic bridge, woodland and quiet riverside meadows.
Discover centuries of Scottish church history among weathered stones, peaceful gravestones and leafy grounds beside the River Tay.
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Pack a flask and blanket for these riverside meadows, woodland clearings and hilltop viewpoints around Dunkeld and beyond.
Learn quiet ways to watch red squirrels as they forage among pine trees, hazel bushes and mossy stumps near Dunkeld.
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Understand local seasons, permits and river etiquette before casting a line for salmon on the mighty River Tay.
Trace the bridge's role in travel, trade and town life, from old crossing points to its place in local memory.
Follow tree-lined paths as birch, oak and larch turn gold, with plenty of stops for photographs and warm drinks.
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Make the most of wet weather with cosy cafes, small galleries, historic buildings and short dashes between sheltered spots.
Browse handmade goods, seasonal produce and friendly stalls that bring together makers from across Highland Perthshire.
From buttery shortbread to fruit-laden cakes, discover the comforting bakes that pair well with a strong cup of tea.
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These gentle routes offer safe starts, scenic stops and manageable distances for children and less confident cyclists.
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Bring binoculars and patience to riverside viewpoints where these striking birds hunt, nest and flash past.
Plan a visit to this famous wooded gorge with towering trees, rushing water and paths that suit most abilities.
Enjoy fiddles, flutes and friendly welcomes at informal gatherings that keep Scottish tunes alive in the town.
Work with short seasons, wind and rain by choosing hardy plants, protecting young growth and improving heavy soil.
Join litter picks, tree planting and wildlife surveys that help care for the landscapes around Dunkeld and the Tay.
Uncover the meanings behind local hills, lochs and settlements, and see how language shapes the Highland landscape.