Often referred to as the ‘Heritage pleasure ground’ this famous beautiful woodland was a walk for John Murray (The third Duke of Atholl in 1757) and his numerous guests.

Ossian Hall is a famous spot to view to view the Salmon leaping up the falls during the summer and some of the tallest tress in Britain called the Douglas fir. Located just off the A9 heading north after the Dunkeld, a £2 per car parking fee helps maintain the grounds. A 1km walk from the car park through some magnificent Douglass Fir trees, some of the tallest trees in Britain. Open all year round.