Tinkletop Hill

The summit of Tinkletop Hill rewards a straightforward ramble from Perth with proper views across Perthshire - nothing dramatic, but genuinely worth an hour of your time if you're based nearby. The walk itself is manageable for most abilities, though the final push gets a bit steep for what is essentially a modest peak. Once up top, you can pick out the Tay winding through the valley and on clear days the landscape stretches far enough to make the effort feel justified.

This works well for families who want something active without committing to a full day's hiking, or for walkers who fancy a quick dose of fresh air between exploring Perth's town centre. The hill doesn't demand specialist kit - decent boots and a waterproof are all you need, particularly given how quickly weather can turn in this part of Scotland. Allow two hours from Perth including the walk up and a proper potter around the summit.

If you're staying at South Valleyfield Certificated Site - which sits just 2.5 miles away and offers a solid base for the area - you're perfectly positioned for this as a morning excursion. The campsite itself caters to caravans and motorhomes only, so it suits couples and families with vehicles rather than tent pitchers. Pair Tinkletop with the wider Perthshire walking trails and you've got the making of a proper outdoors break without needing to venture far from decent facilities and a town with actual restaurants.