What to do and see in Blairgowrie, Scotland: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day

We offer a wide range of woodland craft activities and training courses. Most course run at weekends but some also mid week during school holidays. See website for course calendar. Bespoke activities can be arranged for groups. Typical course cost is £50 per person per full day. Courses include greenwood working, wood carving, chainsaw use, compose crafts, woodland management & bushcraft.

Outdoor Explore Guided kayak tours and outdoor activities in Scotland. We can offer touring kayaking, sea kayaking and canoeing guided tours, expeditions and coaching sessions. Other experiences are also available such as private archery events, stand up paddle boarding, mountain biking guiding, walking tours, first aid courses & paddle sport courses. We are truly passionate about the outdoors and quality of our events shows that. Book your space or get in touch with us via email.

As seen on TV and THE "original" beaver tour, Nature Nuts offer our clients bespoke wildlife and nature tours to suit your needs. We have our own woodland hide that offers the sightings of jays, woodpeckers, red squirrels, a multitude of small birds, sparrowhawk and of course the pine marten plus so much more besides. Other tours on offer are adders, ptarmigan, black grouse lek and of course the beaver. Other tours can be organised, just ask and we will try and accommodate your needs. Half day and full day safaris are available on request.

The collections on display at Alyth Museum are drawn from the rich social history of this rural community and showcase displays about industry, agriculture, cultural life and travelling folk. Alyth Museum is open May to September from Wednesday to Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm. Admission is FREE