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LOCH TUMMEL - Perthshire

This is the Queens View Loch Tummel where Queen Victoria sat and admired the view and looked out towards Schiehallion in the distance.

Loch Tummel is the first loch you pass on your way to Rannoch Station. You go through the villages of Tummel Bridge, Dunalastair and Kinloch Rannoch along this road.

This is a very special and scenic area and I am sure all you visitors will never be dissapointed here as there is so much in the immediate region to discover including a lot of historical sites and facts..