Loch Rannoch Highland Club, Highland Lodge 35

Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire

Loch Rannoch Highland Club is nestled in the picturesque village of Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire, Scotland, providing a serene retreat surrounded by breathtaking highland scenery and the tranquil waters of Loch Rannoch. Designed to accommodate up to eight guests, the lodge features three double bedrooms equipped with versatile “zip and link” single beds, as well as a pull-down double bed in the lounge. Each bedroom offers ample storage, individual heating, and reading lamps, while the master bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom. A second family bathroom is also available, both equipped with modern amenities such as a full-size bath, shower, and heated towel rails, ensuring comfort for all guests.

The lodge boasts a spacious sitting room with large patio doors that open into a furnished conservatory, allowing guests to enjoy the stunning views. The interior is tastefully decorated, featuring a leather suite, a games table, and a large dining area perfect for entertaining. Modern conveniences include a television with free-to-view channels, a combi DVD/VCR, and direct dial telephones. The fully-fitted kitchen is well-equipped with contemporary appliances, including a full-size oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, along with all necessary crockery and utensils. Additionally, the lodge offers a sauna for relaxation, and access is facilitated by walkways and steps leading to the lower floor bedrooms.

Kinloch Rannoch is renowned for its natural beauty, surrounded by high hills and remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forests. The area is rich in wildlife, providing opportunities to spot Red Squirrels, Golden Eagles, and other rare species. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore numerous walking trails, including several munros such as Schiehallion, or enjoy low-level walks. The region is also recognized for its "Dark Skies," offering spectacular stargazing opportunities, including views of the Milky Way and occasional sightings of the Aurora Borealis. The village serves as a gateway to various activities, from fishing and cycling to horse riding and more adventurous pursuits like skiing and white-water rafting.

Accessibility to local attractions is convenient, with the road west leading to Rannoch Station, where guests can embark on a scenic train journey to Mallaig, often hailed as one of the world's best train rides. To the east, visitors can explore Blair Atholl, home to the historic Blair Castle, and the vibrant town of Pitlochry, known for its Festival Theatre, shops, and whisky distilleries. For those seeking adrenaline-fueled activities, the region offers a variety of options, including quad biking, clay pigeon shooting, and pony trekking, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Open Fire