Follow the route to the isles made world famous by the song 'by Tummel and Loch Rannoch and Lochaber we will go'. As you travel to the hotel you leave the perennial Scottish favourite of Pitlochry at the north end of the town and follow the signs to Kinloch Rannoch.

A delightful and peaceful road takes you on a short journey where there is a new and exciting vista at almost ever turn - almost a 'touring slide show'. Highlights are the internationally famous Queens View, the Black Wood of Rannoch, a rare remnant of the Caledonian forest, and the slopes of famous Schiehallion, the 'Hill of the Fairies' cascading into the clear waters of Loch Rannoch, as you near Kinloch Rannoch and the hotel. There are also lay-bys along the route with cairns explaining the geographical and historical significance of each site.

From Kinloch Rannoch, Loch Rannoch runs for over 10 miles to the Bridge of Gaur, and is home to trout, salmon and the unusual arctic char. The landscape changes quite dramatically as you travel west along the loch; from birch and pinewoods you come to wilder open country until at the end of the road you arrive at Rannoch station with bleak, foreboding but spectacular Rannoch Moor spread out beyond.

At Rannoch station you can and must if time permits, take a day trip on the West Highland line to Fort William, Oban and Mallaig and experience some of the finest railway journeys in the world.