Nethercraig Holiday Park

Ardblair Trail

Meanders through mature woodland and open farmland with gentle to moderate inclines around the historic Ardblair Castle estate near Blairgowrie. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven forest paths, though not ideal for buggies due to tree roots and narrow sections. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near livestock. Offers lovely mix of ancient trees, potential red squirrel sightings, and Perthshire countryside views without being overly challenging.

Oakwood Loop

Woodland Trust

Meanders through mature woodland on well-maintained paths with gentle gradients, ideal for families with buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads. The Woodland Trust manages this accessible loop with good signage, offering a peaceful escape among native oaks and seasonal wildflowers. Short enough for little legs, with benches for rest stops and opportunities to spot woodland birds and red squirrels if you're lucky.

Cateran Trail

Follows ancient drovers' paths through Highland Perthshire's remote glens and hills over 104km, with significant steep climbs and rough terrain across moorland and forest. Definitely not suitable for buggies or young children due to distance and difficulty. Dogs welcome but need stamina for multi-day commitment. Showcases Scotland's dramatic landscapes from Blairgowrie through Glenshee and back, revealing centuries of cattle-rustling history where 'caterans' (Highland bandits) once operated. Bes

River Tay Way