This is probably the most photographed view in Scotland, with its stunning viewpoints which overlook Loch Tummel and is surrounded by elements of Tay Forest park.

Queen Victoria is said to have remarked that the spectacular view was named after her when she visited the area in 1866. Interestingly enough, it has been suggested that the view was actually named after King Robert the Bruce’s wife Queen Isabella of Scotland over 550 years earlier.

It has very easy access along a short specially constructed path, allowing the view to be accessed by wheelchair users too. The small shop offers a good selection of gifts. The Café offers excellent teas, coffees, cakes and light meals. The £2 per vehicle parking fee, helps cover the costs for upkeep and maintenance of this very popular site.