Meall Inneach

The walk up Meall Inneach rewards you with proper views across Loch Tay and the surrounding Perthshire hills. It's not a gruelling Munro - at 767 metres, it's manageable for anyone with decent fitness and an afternoon to spare. From Killin, you're looking at roughly three hours return, depending on your pace and how often you stop to catch your breath.

The path itself is well-trodden but can get boggy in places, so decent boots matter. On a clear day, the panorama from the top justifies the effort - Loch Tay spreads out below in that particular shade of grey-blue you only get in the Highlands. In poor visibility, honestly, there's not much point; the summit is exposed and views evaporate.

This is a walker's hill rather than a tourist attraction. Families with older kids will manage it fine. Younger children might find the initial slog tedious, though determined parents do tackle it with small ones in tow. History buffs won't find much up there - it's the landscape that does the talking.

If you're based at Loch Tay Highland Lodges nearby, Meall Inneach works as a half-day expedition or a morning option before exploring the broader Tay valley. Killin itself has cafes and shops for post-walk fuel. It's free to access, obviously - just park sensibly in the village and respect the land. Go midweek if you can; weekends get busy with hikers.