Strathyre
Tourist Information for our visitors to
at Strathyre
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Strathyre
The name itself is inviting! Strathyre, meaning 'sheltered valley' lies at the head of
Loch Lubnaig - 'the crooked loch' and is sheltered from the highland breezes by Bens Ledi, Vane and Shian.
Popular for many years as a tourist destination, we even have our own well loved
Scottish song - 'Bonnie Strathyre'.
Strathyre is often described as 'the first highland village' as it is the first village
north of the Pass of Leny which opens the way into the highlands at the Highland Boundary
Fault line.
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This beautiful area is easily accessible by motorway from the south then by the A84 roa d from Stirling. Conversely, the main Scottish cities are within easy driving
distance of Strathyre.
Strathyre has been included in the recently formed 'Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
National Park' and now benefits from the investment in this Scottish National asset.
Strathyre is the ideal place in which to spend that special occasion, a few days whilst
touring or indeed your whole holiday to explore the wealth of attractions near to
Strathyre or further afield in the National Park.
Nearby attractions and activities include:
- Walking a huge selection of low and high level walks and mountain tracks
- Local mountains include: Ben Shian, Ben Ledi, Ben Vane, Ben Each, Ben Vorlich and Stuc a
Chroin
- Cycling on quiet country roads, the cycleway or mountain biking
- Exploring the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
- Wildlife watching
- Fishing and shooting
- Watersports at Lochearnhead
- Golf, both 9 hole and 18 hole.
- Ruined castles and other historic buildings
- Rob Roys grave at Balquhidder and Rob Roy exhibition at Callander
- Steamer on Loch Katrine
- Falls of Leny, Bracklinn falls and falls of Dochart (and more besides)
- Ben Lawers mountain conservancy centre and walks
- Blair Drummond Safari Park
- Doune Antique and Arts Centre
- Stirling with its castle and other historic buildings
- Scottish wool Centre at Aberfoyle
- Distilleries at Edradour, Glengoyne and Glenturret
We will be happy to offer further advice regarding activities.
 
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Tel: 01877 384 638
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