Loch of the Lowes - Famous for osprey nesting sites. Woodland trails and bird hides overlooking the loch. Excellent birdwatching spot. Around 25 minutes from Aberfeldy (near Dunkeld, Perthshire).

The Hermitage - Dramatic woodland owned by the National Trust for Scotland. Giant Douglas fir trees and the Black Linn waterfall. Around 30 minutes away (near Dunkeld, Perthshire).

Glen Lyon - Often described as “Scotland’s most beautiful glen.” Remote valley with rivers, ancient woodland and wildlife. Approx 45 minutes from Aberfeldy, it runs from Fortingall to Bridge of Balgie, Perthshire.

Keltneyburn Nature reserve - A wildflower meadow reserve run by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. Famous for orchids, butterflies and dragonflies. Best visited May–August when the meadow is in bloom. Around 25 minutes from Aberfeldy (near Kenmore, Perthshire).

Balnaguard Glen Nature Reserve - A wildlife reserve with juniper woodland and heather hillsides overlooking the Tay valley. Good for butterflies, red squirrels, deer and birdwatching. Has a short circular walking route climbing through the glen. Around 20 minutes northwest of Aberfeldy.

Cairgorms National Park - A highland adventure paradise, with huge mountain ranges, ancient pine forests, rivers, and lochs. Two hours away, near Aviemore, Highland region.

Loch Lommond National Park - A lush, rolling landscape of shimmering lochs, wooded glens, and charming villages dotted along scenic trails. One hour to Stirling/Loch Lomond area.