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Drummond Hill

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Views of Loch Tay and Glen Lyon from above Kenmore

Drummond Hill was planted with oak, birch and Scots pine back in the 17th century. Now it’s a rich habitat that’s home to lots of wildlife, and part of the fascinating heritage of forests that make up Perthshire’s Big Tree Country.

The Black Rock viewpoint has stunning views over Loch Tay and the picturesque village of Kenmore.

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