Lady Mary’s Walk and Laggan Hill, Crieff

When the path comes to an end we turn right (signed for Crieff) and then take the next left following a sign for “Crieff via Laggan Hill”. As we pass through a gate, the path goes into open land and climbs uphill, passing through 2 kissing gates on the way.

After the second kissing gate we turn right (signed for Laggan Hill). At the top of the hill we get great views out towards Crieff. When you’re ready to move on, we’re following the clear path down until we reach a signed junction. Here we turn left (signed for Turretbank Road) and head uphill again. When we reach a stone wall, we pass through the metal gate and continue through the trees (with more lovely views of Crieff in the distance). As the path heads downhill again you’ll see a farm. Before the buildings we turn right onto a track and then take a left turn through the hedge before another right turn in the field and continue along by the trees.

Halfway along the field is a marker post that directs us where to turn down towards the houses. We go through a gate, follow the path at the rear of the houses and emerge onto a small road. We walk along here until we reach the Glenturret Distillery (formerly known as the Famous Grouse Experience – hence the statue outside!). It’s well worth a visit and perhaps a wee dram before we continue on back towards Crieff.

When you’re ready we pass behind the distillery and cross the wooden footbridge. The path turns left and then climbs to join a woodland path. We turn right and follow this path through the woods above the river. We continue to follow the path (ignoring a turning on the left) and eventually it brings us to the main road where we turn left and follow the pavement.

Then we find ourselves back in Macrosty park and back to where we began.