Drummond Hill
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Views to Kenmore from Drummond HillCrédit photo : Iain Douglas, Macs Adventure
The hill was planted in the early seventeenth century by Black Duncan (also known as Sir Duncan Campbell), the laird of Breadalbane. The predominance of pine in the upper parts of the forest made it a good choice for the re-introduction of capercaillie to Scotland in 1837, following the extinction of the species by over-hunting and forest clearance. Capercaillie is again in national decline although the causes are unclear. However, the population in Drummond Hill forest are thriving. For more information: https://forestryandland.gov.scot/visit/forest-parks/tay-forest-park/drummond-hill
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Today is a challenging and interesting day of walking in this beautiful part of Scotland, with numerous points of natural and man-made interest ...
Hop over Drummond Hill on this short, rewarding walk that takes you further into remote Perthshire and gives your first view of Schiehallion.
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