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Southern Perthshire Tourism Association represents Auchterarder, Greenloaning, Braco, Blackford, Gleneagles, Glen Devon, Aberuthven, Dunning and Forteviot providing holiday accommodation in Perthshire, eating out, places to visit, shops and local services around Perthshire.

Perthshire is a wonderful base for your holiday with easy access by road or rail to many parts of Scotland, a range of accommodation options available as well as much more.

The steep sided glens of the Ochil Hills have long been popular with walkers and protect Strathallan's valleys and southern Strathearn.

South of Auchterarder lies Blackford, a small village and source of world-famous Highland Spring mineral water. Blackford's new visitor retail centre incorporates Tullibardine Distillery, Tiso outdoor wear as well as Baxter’s Food all of which are attracting many visitors.

Perthshire is a golfer’s paradise with many fine courses from Dunning's 9 hole course to the splendours of world famous Gleneagles courses. Angling on the Earn, horseriding in Glendevon and a wealth of birdwatching opportunities caters for all, with superb accommodation and facilities in Southern Perthshire.

From our website you will find a range of accommodation option in Perthshire. We have members providing bed and breakfast accommodation, hotel accommodation, guesthouse accommodation and a range of self catering accommodation options. We would be more than happy to provide you with further information on the diverse range of accommodation options available in Perthshire, which will make your trip as comfortable as possible.

Southern Perthshire's central location in Scotland makes it an ideal base for both holiday and business, or even a day trip with Edinburgh airport and Glasgow airport around an hour's drive from Auchterarder.

Southern Perthshire has been filmed by Britains Best Breaks and will be on Sky Channel 670 24 times in the next year at 6.30pm.  Please visit the website to see a recording of the DVD which was made and will be available to buy soon. Click on the following weblink http://www.britainsbestbreaks.co.uk/. 

The Provost’s Walk

Distance: 4 miles/6.5km
Approximate Time: 60 minutes
Height Gain: negligible
Further Info: `Walks South Perthshire` Hallewell Pocket Walking Guide available from Perthshire TICs.

A peaceful and level circuit on the edge of the town centre, affording views of surrounding countryside and hills. The route is divided into several `mini sections` with colourful names including Oak Walk, Shepherd’s Wynd and Beggarmuir Road. Western Road Park (on the western edge of the town) has a map board outlining the route and is the most sensible place to begin the loop.

“The Southern Perthshire Tourism Association was established on 1st April 2005