📜 Charming 19-hectare woodland where Garry and Tummel rivers meet.
🏞️ Linne is Gaelic for 'deep pool', ideal for revitalising walks.
👑 Features an obelisk commemorating Queen Victoria's 1844 visit and an Edwardian fish ladder (1910).
🚶♀️ Picturesque riverside walks, 3-mile circular path
🐿️ Spot red squirrels, otters, kingfishers, pine martens
🌉 Excellent views of Killiecrankie from Garry Bridge
🤸 Watch bungee jumping from Garry Bridge
🌳 Explore 19-hectare woodland in 'Big Tree Country'
⚠️ Uneven footpath with slopes, steps, and narrow sections
🚫 Steep river banks alongside the path in several areas
💰 Free entry for all visitors.
🕒 Open daily, all year round.
Car park at Garry Bridge or nearby Killiecrankie Visitor Centre.
Dogs welcome, keep under close control due to livestock.
No open fires or BBQs. Wild camping with small gas stove allowed, unless high wildfire risk.
Last updated 20 days ago
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