A Pitlochry holiday is popular with many people who visit Highland Perthshire's largest town each year. Pitlochry is situated on the main A9 road connecting Glasow and Edinburgh to the north and the main rail line too. A popular tourist town known for its salmon fish ladder and its 'Theatre in the Hills'.
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Song "Pitlochry" by
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The Pitlochry Tourism
Association represents businesses in the town on tourism
matters and drives Piltochry as the great holiday destination it
is.
Pitlochry owes its existence to General Wade's military road of 1728, which by-passed the much older village of Moulin to it's north plus the railway
A short walk from Pitlochry town centre, to Loch Faskally, Pitlochry Dam and Fish ladder, past Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the Plant Collectors Garden
Winter has its own particular charm with its short days, clear blue skies and snow clad streets, hills and glens. Pitlochry takes on a its own magic.
Autumn is a special time of the year, autumnal colours plus the Enchanted Forest brings literals thousands of people to Pitlochry each year
A short 2 mile walk taking approximately 45 minutes exploring Pitlochry's Victorian past and the neighbouring hamlet of Moulin.
Spring is a very special time of the year, with the arrival of warmth in the suns rays, fresh green shoots and the hills and glens full of bird song.
Pitlochry has its own tartan, chosen by the people of Pitlochry. The orginal idea of Janet Washington of Clare Charles Designs with Community Council.
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