Deuchary Hill

The walk up Deuchary Hill rewards you with proper views across Perthshire - the kind of perspective that makes sense of the landscape below. It's not a massive undertaking, but it's steep enough that you'll feel like you've earned the effort once you reach the top.

You're looking at a bracing walk from Erigmore, with the hill rising noticeably above the surrounding terrain. On a clear day the visibility stretches well, though the weather in this part of Scotland can turn on you without warning, so check conditions before heading out. The climb itself is straightforward if a bit relentless in places - sturdy boots recommended rather than trainers.

Walkers will get the most from this one. Families with older kids will manage it fine, though younger children might find the ascent tedious rather than thrilling. The actual summit isn't about facilities or views from a viewing platform - it's about the walk itself and what you see from up there.

Allow a couple of hours for the whole thing, depending on your pace. It's free, naturally, since it's just hill walking. If you're based at Inver Mill Farm Caravan Park or Erigmore Holiday Park nearby - both within a few miles - this makes a solid morning or early afternoon outing. It won't dominate your day, but it won't disappoint either if you're after some proper Perthshire air and a bit of a climb.