Outdoor Activities

WALKING

Crieff is the ideal base for any walking holiday. Straddling the Highland Boundary Line, it enjoys the best of Scotland's upland and lowland scenery. Rugged and rocky Highland mountains rub shoulders with rolling Lowland hills, carved and shaped by the majestic River Earn and its tributaries.

Crieff itself has eight walks that form part of an extensive paths network for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Ranging from 1 to 8 miles long and covering a wide variety of terrain, the walks embrace some of Strathearn's finest scenery. You can link walks together or even invent your own, what ever you choose you are sure to enjoy the wildlife, fresh air and beautiful views Crieff has to offer.

There are also many Munro's very accessible from Crieff for the more committed walker.

We have drying facilities for our guests just in case you catch the wrong type of weather.

Crieff also has its own Drovers Tryst Walking Festival which takes place annually in October. See www.droverstryst.co.uk for more details.

SHOOTING & FISHING

With an Approved Gun Cabinet, good storage and drying facilities Galvelbeg House is perfect for hunters and anglers visiting the area. We also offer a flexible breakfast to allow you to be on the moor or riverbank at prime time.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

There are many Outdoor Activity Centers in Perthshire which can be taken advantage off from Crieff. They offer many activities including: Jet Biking, River Rafting, Canoeing, Powerboat Rides, Sailing, Wind Surfing and Canyoning on the water. For those who prefer dry land, activities include: Quad Biking, Mountain Biking, Archery, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Gorge Walking and Orienteering.