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Faskally


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About Faskally

Faskally lies on the north shore of Loch Faskally just outside Pitlochry. It is something of a model forest with a wide mix of tree species, some over 200 years old, surrounding picturesque Loch Dunmore.

This landscape was created last century in the grounds of Faskally House, which in turn, was used as a Forestry Commission school.

Today, a gentle stroll around the woodlands will reveal the fantastic variety that has been achieved and maintained by the use of innovatory management techniques.

How to get there:

Faskally is part of Tay Forest Park. Pitlochry is the nearest town or village.

Faskally is one mile northwest of Pitlochry on the B8019.

OS Grid Reference: NN762462
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com

Start your visit from:

Faskally
Autumn woodland at Loch Dunmore

Facilities:

ToiletsParkingEasy Access

Activities:

WalkingFishingPicnic

Contact:

Peter Fullarton
Recreation Forester
01350 727284
e-mail: peter.fullarton@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

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