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The walk climbs out of Pitlochry towards Ben Vrackie before crossing the bealach towards Killiecrankie. There are fine views south on the way up and west and north on the descent to Killicrankie. It then follows the River Garry back to Pitlochry.

A climb to the summit of Ben Vrackie, above Pitlochry, follows good paths for the whole route. The first part of the walk climbs steadily to Loch a'Choire before steep slopes reach the 841-metre summit. The return is by the route of ascent.

A challenging route over three Munros (and one associated top) with the possibility of outstanding views all round (These are 'the Misty Mountains' however).

Part of the Atholl Estate, north of Dunkeld, this 10 mile walk takes you along good tracks. There are some wonderful views and the walk passes a number of picturesque lochs on the way.

A 6-mile circular walk through countryside around Dunkeld in Perthshire.

This is a pleasant stroll from Birnam along the banks of the River Tay, past some ancient trees, to The Hermitage at Dunkeld. It goes through The Hermitage, past Ossian's Hall and Cave, then loops back round through woodland to Birnam.

Climb through Birnam Wood via Pass of Birnam to Murthly Estate and return along the beautiful banks of the River Tay.

A circuit of hill tracks which provides some spectacular views of Perthshire and beyond. You can reduce the distance by nearly two miles by omitting the ‘there and back’ visit to Craig Gibbon.

A ciruit around the western fringes of Blairgowrie which features aspects of local history and a climb to a rewarding viewpoint

Enjoy one of the area's best known Bluebell Woods, open countryside and a lovely stretch of the River Tay. NOTE - sections in way points 4 & 5 may be overgrown in Summer, which can be avoided by walking in the adjoining field (may be cows here).

This quite energetic tour of an attractive part of Glenalmond mixes a variety of watery locations with long hilltop views

This walk takes you through lovely riverside scenery – passing sites of locally historic significance, and provides distant views before circuiting the attractive grounds of a former country house.

This circuit of paths takes in much riverside and woodland scenery as it passes through an area where historical developments have made a major impact on the nature of the local environment.

This tour of the country to the north of Crieff connects a series of splendid viewpoints.

A circular walk on Mar Lodge Estate, showcasing the landscape-scale restoration undertaken by the National Trust for Scotland. This varied walk takes in the River Dee, beautiful Caledonian woodland, and a stunning glacial cleft through the hills.

A pleasant walk up Laggan Hill through woodland and back along the wooded banks of the River Earn. There are options to shorten the walk from Laggan Hill and to visit Sir David Baird's Monument.

Experience a variety of scenery and places old and new on the western fringes of Perth.

The walk is centred on the area between Perth and the village of Scone. It wanders through areas of lovely woodland, passing beside rippling burns, and provides pleasing views of the nearby hills as you follow paths with historic associations.

A 6½ mile circular hill walk over the Perthshire Munros of Beinn Ghlas and Ben Lawers.

Visit a series of viewpoints in this exploration of the hill slopes on the southern edge of Perth

This circuit from the centre of Perth passes through very varying locations and the climbing is rewarded by some excellent long distance views.

This walk explores what remains of the historic railway network around Newtyle, whilst passing through pleasingly varied scenery.

A pleasant easy walk along the banks of the River Tay through the city of Perth.