Buchanty Spout

A dramatic waterfall on the River Almond.

Information

Close up of Buchanty Spout © PKCT

In late autumn Buchanty Spout is filled with wild salmon as they fight there way up stream through the raging torrents. Please be advised that there is no formal path or viewing area, so please take care, particularly when it is wet underfoot.

Glen Almond, to the east of Buchanty Spout, has gentle country roads perfectly suited for leisurely cycling.

For the more energetic, tackle the short steep hill road – south of the Spout – to the tiny village of Fowlis Wester and St Bean’s Church.

Directions

7 mile / 11km north of Crieff on the A822 and B8063 roads.

Facilities

Car parking available near the site.

Opening Times

Visit all year round.

Public Transport

There is no public transport to the site.

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