We might be located in one of Scotlands most remote villages, but you will never be stuck for things to do. From fine dining restaurants to rambling walks, retail therapy to the rush of wild swimming. From relaxing massages to releasing arrows, there really is something for everyone.
Food and Drink
Moor of Rannoch
In the middle of nowhere sits a world class restaurant with food to drool over. The menu changes every single day, with a real focus on seasonal Scottish produce. What the owners Scott and Steph don't know about Scottish produce, be it food or drink, isn't worth knowing! Booking is a must. Taxi's available to and from the restaurant - speak to us if you'd like us to support with any travel arrangements.
Rannoch Station Tearoom
Charming tea room situated in one of Scotlands most remote train station. The perfect place to stop after a wander to the beach at Loch Laiden. The banoffee cake is definitely worth a try!
The CornerStone
Nestled between the stunning Schiehallion mountain and the llt Mor waterfall is our a community funded bar and restaurant. It was all hands on deck to get this one off the ground, Lynsey even projected managed the build, as well as the interior design. A great spot for a drink with the locals.
Rannoch Studio
If you like perusing a contemporary art gallery whilst sipping on a latte then this is the place to go. Its a great spot to pick up a souvenir of your trip and most of the art/produce is from local artists and jam makers around the area.
Walks and activities
Walks
Whether you want a chilled roam around the forest, wander to the beach, climb a waterfall or bag a munro, there is a plethora of stunning walks right on our doorstep.
Archery
Why not try your skill and judgement and take aim with a spot of archery
Watersports
Whether you want to kayak, paddle board or just jump in for a dip, the best place to hire all you need is at the Loch Rannoch Hotel
Nearby
House of Bruar
If you fancy a wee bit of retail therapy or just a cheeky browse of the magnificent foodhall then head back to the A9 for a pitstop at House of Bruar.
Whisky Distilleries
Have you even been to Scotland if you haven't be to a Whisky distillery? Head along to Pitlochry to go on a tour of the Blair Athol Distillery or along at Aberfeldy you also have Dewars Distillery