Sma’ Glen & Glen Almond

The breathtaking grandeur of the Sma’ Glen makes it a fantastic place to spend time. Scree, rock and heather covered hills rise dramatically on either side of the glen and the fast flowing River Almond divides the valley floor.

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Hills in the Sma Glen © FCS

The glen is reputed to be the burial place of Ossian – a 3rd century Gaelic bard after whom Ossian’s Hall at The Hermitage is named.

Enjoy excellent walking and cycling opportunities on a 17 mile/ 27 km track linking Newton Bridge with Ardtalnaig on Loch Tay side. The majority of the track is good with a rough patch lasting for 1.25 miles/ 2 km.

Walks – moderate to strenuous.

Directions

8 miles/ 13 km north of Crieff on A822. OS Landranger Map 52.

Facilities

Car parking and a picnic area.
All other facilities available at Crieff.

Opening Times

Visit all year round.

Public Transport

School bus only from Crieff.

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