Top Things to do in Blairgowrie
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Top 10 Things to do in Blairgowrie, United Kingdom (UK)
Discover the best top things to do in Blairgowrie, United Kingdom (UK) including Outdoor Explore, Cateran Trail, Blairgowrie Golf Club, Blairgowrie VisitScotland iCentre, Strathmore Golf Centre, Nature Nuts, The Ericht Alehouse, Alyth Golf Club, Scottish Woodland Skills Centre, Glenisla Golf Course.
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1. Outdoor Explore
Overall Ratings
5 based on 141 reviews
Outdoor Explore provides tailored kayak tours on lochs, rivers & sea in Central Scotland. We can also offer other experiences such as private archery events, stand up paddle boarding, mountain biking guiding, walking tours, first aid courses & paddle sport courses. We are truly passionate about the outdoors and quality of our events shows that. Book your space or get in touch with us via email.
Reviewed By 18_TC_81 - Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom
I booked this trip for my wife's anniversary not knowing if this is was a good idea. Having read the reviews, I thought it was something different and the experience would be something to remember.
We certainly wasn't disappointed, right from the start Piotr made us feel special even though we arrived 10mins late. It was clear that the trip was all about us and Piotr explained everything about the kayak and the techniques that would help us along the river Tay.
He was very knowledgeable of the area and its surroundings, we even got a bit of a history lesson too! Piotr was a fantastic host, my wife and I had a fabulous time and what a way to start our wedding anniversary!
Thank you Piotr for shown us the hidden gem that is locked away within the heart of Perth, it was great to see the Beavers swimming beside us and meet someone that is very passionate in what he does!
Would totally recommend this trip and I'll definitely use Outdoor Explore again in the future!
Thanks Piotr
2. Cateran Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Katharine R - Birmingham, United Kingdom
My mother, dog and I walked the Cateran Trail and had a fantastic time. The trail had spectacular views, was extremely well sign-posted throughout, and was moderately challenging but always still enjoyable. Favourite bit: Enochdu to Spittal of Glenshee. FInding accommodation is tricky though (particularly in Glenshee).
3. Blairgowrie Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
The Blairgowrie Golf Club offers the chance to play on two of the finest championship golf courses, and one of the best 9 hole courses, in Scotland. The Lansdowne championship course, host of major PGA and SGU events. The Rosemount Course, venue of Greg Normans first European tour victory. The Wee Course, is perfect for a warm-up round or for golfers just starting out. Enjoy our driving range, full practice area, pitching and putting practice greens to warm up or improve your game, or seek the assistance of our professional coaches. Whether you are a leading pro or an enthusiastic beginner, the Blairgowrie golf courses offer a challenge for any golfer, with breathtaking scenery, making your golfing experience memorable.
Reviewed By John D - Dornoch, United Kingdom
I have played all 3 courses at Blairgowrie and would recommend each. However Rosemount Course is commonly regarded as the prime option. The course winds its way through trees, and heather which separates the golfer from other flights. It is a "running course" with fine grasses more akin to a links than what is conventional on a park land course. The holes are well designed with much variety and can be recalled after one's visit . At the time of writing some work was being undertaken on green, but undoubtedly shortly the putting surface will be restored to tip-top condition.
Clubhouse facilities are excellent and there is a well stocked pro's shop. Eating as part of a large group after a match we had a good choice from the menu for starters mains and desserts. There were many compliments and I would concur with the comments saying it was one of the best meals served in a golf club. Time had clearly been spent training staff as service was correct, attentive and efficient. I make this review from the perspective of a retired golf Club general manager
4. Blairgowrie VisitScotland iCentre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Blairgowrie Information Centre is conveniently located in the centre of town. We offer a range of services to help you make the most of your stay. Our knowledgeable staff are here to help! Blairgowrie Information Centre is open all year round and our friendly staff can help you find out about the area including events, local history and hidden gems to visit. If you are interested in walking in the area, find out more about the Cateran Trail, a 64 mile circular walk which starts and finishes in Blairgowrie – maps are available from the Information Centre. If golf is your passion; within a five miles radius there are six Golf Courses including the Lansdowne Championship Course at Blairgowrie Golf Club, host to major PGA and SGU events. We also offer a wide range of retail including Harris Tweed and Heathergems jewellery.
Reviewed By Emma M - Darwen, United Kingdom
I went in to collect some leaflets and buy a couple of gifts. The woman behind the counter was really friendly and as I was looking round I could hear her giving a couple some advice about things in the area and further afield. She even showed the the weather forecast to help them make their minds up. She was very knowledgeable not only about Blairgowrie but the whole region.
5. Strathmore Golf Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By stuart w - Arbroath
Played Strathmore on saturday past with 15 of my colleagues from Arbroath Artisans, have to say course was in tremendous condition considering the deluge we had in the past week.Greens were in superb condition,true and fast.
A credit to the greenkeeping staff.Very impressed i will definitely return soon.
Well done.
6. Nature Nuts
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
As seen on TV and THE "original" beaver tour, Nature Nuts offer our clients bespoke wildlife and nature tours to suit your needs. We have our own woodland hide that offers the sightings of jays, woodpeckers, red squirrels, a multitude of small birds, sparrowhawk and of course the pine marten plus so much more besides. Other tours on offer are adders, ptarmigan, black grouse lek and of course the beaver. Other tours can be organised, just ask and we will try and accommodate your needs. Half day and full day Safaris are available on request.
Reviewed By FionaBrims01 - Grangemouth, United Kingdom
Returned for a second visit to Bobs hide, this time my husband was going up the hills with him as part of his birthday and i remained in the hide. Bob accommodated our request with no issues , always happy to help you. From my point of view the hide was a bit quieter than last visit but this was to be expected due to the time of the year ( no youngsters) and the wind, but once it got going it was busy enough to keep me occupied all day. with jays woodpeckers tree creepers red squirrels, meanwhile my Hubby was up the hills with Mountain hare, hen harriers, merlins. red grouse and black grouse to name but a few. And then the highlight into the evening the pine marten made an appearance, Bob sets up lightins that are not going to put the animal lff but afford you the chance to still get great shots. fabulous. just fabulous.
I think i can safely say we will most certainly be back. cant wait!
7. The Ericht Alehouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By dkeithbruce - Providence, Rhode Island
Such a good place. The vicar might be there, Charlie will definitely be there, and if you have questions about field hockey (the Olympics were on when we were there) or the excellent beers they have, they are happy to discuss both.
This is a fun and friendly pub and not a "get out you don't belong here" pub.
8. Alyth Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Angus E - Kirriemuir, United Kingdom
Last night, Friday, at the invitation of my sister-in-law and her partner, my wife and I found ourselves in The Alyth Golf Club building, wherein they were hosting an experimental 'Italian Night'... to boost footfall and revenue, I would imagine.
The event was slightly under-priced for its promise, thus became fully-if-not-over subscribed. Though tentively O.K., the aforesaid 'promise' was not really performed. The meal was, being kind, mediocre, though eminently edible ... and the service was unfortunately dismal, mainly as no one had thought of trying to stagger the arrival times of such a big number of hungry guests. The car park and building itself, it must be said, were ample and impressive. The people were friendly, apologetic, and, in fairness, doing their level best to rectify a badly planned occasion. Had it not been for the nice company, our first excursion into this place might have, but will not, put us off returning there.
Management, Must Do Better Next Time.
9. Scottish Woodland Skills Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
We offer a wide range of woodland craft activities and training courses. Most course run at weekends but some also mid week during school holidays. See website for course calendar. Bespoke activities can be arranged for groups. Typical course cost is £50 per person per full day. Courses include greenwood working, wood carving, chainsaw use, compose crafts, woodland management & bushcraft.
Reviewed By Alistair M - Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Attended this on 14 February. Very good fun indeed, and an opportunity to use traditional tools such as a froe, adze, shavehorse and drawknife. Centre itself is in a lovely setting, and was particularly pretty on this bright, sunny day, with a covering of snow on the ground.
10. Glenisla Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Steven B
I visited Pitcrocknie Restaurant/Cafe for a full cooked breakfast. The breakfast consisted of black pudding, two sausages, bacon, beans, mushrooms and two fried eggs. It was hot and delicious and all served by a polite and friendly staff. I recommend the Pitcrocknie to all old and new customers.
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