Day 1 - Arrival in Perth 

Arrival in Perth, settling at the hotel. In the evening, tour presentation and bike collect.

Night in Perth.

Day 2 - From Perth to  Dunkeld - 42 Km

A few kilometers from Perth, 1st stop to visit Scone Palace, a treasure house of furniture, ivories, fine porcelain, needlework... From there you cycle north to Perthshire city located on the banks of Tay river. You may visit the Dunkeld Cathedral and 18th century houses.

Night in Dunkeld

Day 3 - From Dunkeld to Aberfeldy - 32 Km

Let the Tay show you the way. This river will take you part of the day on its quiet banks. You will appreciate the Dunkeld Cathedral and the old railway bridge of Logierait. From there to Strathtay, a popular spot for canoeists and rafters and then to the small  village of Weem. Don't miss in Aberfeldy, the Distillery and the water mill.

Night in Aberfeldy.

Day 4 - From Aberfeldy to Killin - 39 Km

You may visit Menzies Castle, the seat of the Chiefs of Clan Menzies, currently being restored. After the Drummond forest, you will get to Kenmore village at the eastern end of the Loch Tay. Visit the Crannog exhibition which illustrates life on the loch in the Bronze Age. By taking the south shore road, you will enjoy the unrivalled beauty of the Lochs and Bens on the way to killin.

Night in Killin.

Day 5 - Loop route around Killin - 39 to 80 Km

Rest day. You may sail on the Loch Tay, walk in the quiet countryside or journey to the Trossachs to visit Rob Roy grave in Balquidder or discover Dochart falls.

Night in Killin.

Day 6 - From Killin to Crieff - 26/34/53 Km

A choice of routes. Either a climb and scenic ride through Glen Lochy and Glen Lyon. Or the shorter easy way along the north shore of the Loch Tay. Your destination is Fortingall with its picturesque thatched cottages and 3000 year old Yew Tree.

Night in Fortingall.

Day 7 - From Crieff to Perth - 32 Km

This journey begins with a moderate climb to the Loch Tummel but you will be rewarded with the magnificent views and a ride on the quiet road of the southern bank. You may visit the Queen's View Visitor Center". You will get to Pitlochry, nestling in the shadow of the mountain Schiehallion. There is much to see like Blair castle, the dam and fish ladder, two distilleries and the Festival Theatre.

Night in Pitlochry.

Day 8 - Perth
End of the tour after breakfast.