Cammoch Hill

The walk up Cammoch Hill from Pitlochry is straightforward enough, and the summit delivers proper views across the Tayside landscape. Nothing dramatic, but on a clear day you're looking out towards the Highland edges with Pitlochry settled below. The route's gentle enough that it won't wreck your legs, which matters if you're combining it with other walks in the area.

It's the sort of hill that works best for people who want views without the technical faff. Families with older children will manage it fine; younger ones might flag before the top. Walkers using Pitlochry as a base - and there are several decent caravan parks within a few miles like Faskally Woods and Blair Castle - often slot this in as a half-day excursion rather than a major expedition.

You're looking at roughly two to three hours for the round trip depending on fitness and how long you linger at the summit. The hill doesn't demand specialist kit, just sensible footwear and weather awareness. It's free to walk, obviously - there's no gate or charge.

If Cammoch Hill is on your radar, you're probably already planning to explore the broader Pitlochry area. The surrounding peaks and forest trails make the location work as part of a longer park holiday. Come early if the weather's decent, as midday crowds can make it feel busier than it deserves.