Winter Highland Perthshire 
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About Winter Highland Perthshire
For connoisseurs who want to take their time, to experience and savour the mountains in winter, Highland Perthshire is the perfect location. Being based in the attractive village of Killin, at the end of Loch Tay, provides easy access to a whole range of walking amongst, between and on the winter hills. We'll be spoilt for choice.
Download the Winter Highland Perthshire equipment list.
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Book your Winter Highland Perthshire Walking Holiday
How would you like to pay for your CNDo Scotland activity?
If you would prefer to pay by:
- Cheque/bank draft - download our postal booking form.
- Credit/Debit card securely - use the Book Now button below
| Dates | SRS | Price | Spaces (?) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8-12 March 2010 | £80 | £429 |  |
Group Bookings & Private Guiding
Additional dates or spaces are available for group booking and private guiding by arrangement. Please phone us on 01786 445 703 or complete the Special Enquiry form.
Winter Highland Perthshire - What's Included?
Your walking holiday includes:
- Qualified Winter Mountain Leader
- 4 days with walking
- 4 nights guest house accommodation
- Full Scottish Breakfasts
- Transport from and back to Stirling
- Daily transport as required
Group size:
- Minimum Number:
- 6
- Maximum number per leader:
- 11
Winter Highland Perthshire - Brief Itinerary:
Meet: Stirling Railway station at 08.45 or C~N~Do Scotland office at 09.00. Pickup on route to Killin is possible if arranged in advance.
Return: Stirling at before 12.00.
Day 1: Drive through Doune, Callander and Lochearnhead towards the village of Killin. Either there or on route we'll stop to pop up some wee hill or other.
Days 2-4: Actual routes will be selected on the day taking in to account the weather, group fitness and special requests. The following are just some of the many possibilities:
- Hills in the Lawers, Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon or Crianlarich ranges
- Creag MacRanaich
- Gleann Dubh & Glen Kendrum
- Meall Buidhe (G. Ogle)
- Schiehallion
We can range quite widely to access better, or to escape over dramatic weather conditions.
Day 5: Travel back to Stirling to arrive before 1200.
Recommended Reading for your walking holiday
Maps which you may find informative are:
- OS 1:50,000 Landranger series no: 51 Loch Tay & Glen Dochart
- OS Landranger 1:50000 No. 57: Stirling and the Trossachs
- Harvey Maps 1:25,000 – Ben Lawers
- Harvey Maps 1:25,000 - Crianlarich
Highlands & Islands
- Section Overview
- Isle of Skye End to End
- Winter Highland Perthshire
- Scotland's Sea Kingdom
- Road to the Isles
- Outer Hebrides
- Mull, Iona and Ulva
- Highland New Year
Useful Information
- How to book
- Accommodation & Meals
- Grading Information
- Equipment List
- Insurance
- Booking Conditions
- Contact Us
- F.A.Q's
