The Visitor Centre

Located along the beautiful, winding road that connects Pitlochry and Blair Atholl in Highland Perthshire, Killiecrankie Visitor Centre sits atop the stunning wooded gorge looking out over the River Garry. Whether you are spotting wildlife, admiring the views or revelling in the important Scottish history of the site you will find a warm and friendly welcome inside the visitor centre where you can refuel from our cafe and patisserie, re-inform yourself from our information boards, and re-stock from the delights of our retail area offering homewares, gifts, garden accessories, wildlife feeders, maps, bags and so much more!

Ample parking, Accessible toilets, dogs very welcome!

For more information specifically on the actual 'Site of Special Scientific Interest' that the Visitor Centre is within, click the button below:

Killiecrankie NTS

Click to explore the breathtaking Killiecrankie Gorge with our NEW,
SELF-GUIDED TRAIL!

It's completely FREE! Simply click above and download the free app for an enhanced experience during a stunning, easy walk.

We've used Actionbound for interactive Learning, Creativity and Adventure!

Food

The food we serve at Killiecrankie Visitor Centre is healthy and delicious and as light or as filling as you decide! Our ingredients are fresh and local and we cater to all types of dietary requirements. Check out our flavourful menu, including our unique Patisserie, take-away food or 'sit in and take it easy' offerings!

Allegens

Treat yourself...

At Killiecrankie Visitor Centre we have an exciting and unique choice of quality gifts, cards, books, homewares, outdoor adventure products, wildlife accessories and Unique Home-Made Killiecrankie Deli items. Feel free to come in and tempt yourself!

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Lather and smudge soap and skincare products made locally

NEW! 'Killiecrankie' T-shirts available to buy in our shop!

Pendle Art Studio was started by Doug and Hilary Law in 2006.

At that time they lived at Pendle Cottage in Newtyle, near Dundee. This cottage gave their art studio its name. When Doug and Hilary retired they moved to Aberfeldy and kept the name of the studio. They have exhibited their paintings at the Locus Centre in Aberfeldy for several years at Easter time and have regularly been included in the annual Fortingall Art Exhibition.

When the lockdown began in 2020 Doug and Hilary decided to move to Fearnan on the north side of Loch Tay. Here they have wonderful scenery and access to the Loch where they can launch their canoes. It is the perfect place to find inspiration for their art. They are hoping to build an art gallery at their home in Pier View, Fearnan so they can open to the public and share their art work.

We sell many of Pendle Art Studio's mounted prints and cards at Killiecrankie - come and have a browse!