The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre
Killiecrankie, United Kingdom•4.6(83)•Country Park, Heritage Site, Nature Reserve
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre
Killiecrankie, United KingdomCountry ParkHeritage SiteNature Reserve4.6(83 reviews)
Explore a historic Scottish valley with scenic walks, heritage exhibits, and outdoor adventures including bungee jumping in the stunning Pass of Killicrankie.
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre showcases one of Scotland's most dramatic natural landscapes and historically significant valleys. Located in Perthshire near Pitlochry, the centre offers families an opportunity to discover the rich heritage and natural beauty of this iconic Highland location. The visitor centre provides exhibits and information about the area's history, geology, and wildlife. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails through the picturesque valley, making it ideal for families seeking outdoor exploration and fresh air activities. The Pass of Killicrankie is known for its stunning landscape and has become popular for various outdoor pursuits. For those seeking adrenaline-fueled experiences, the site also offers bungee jumping opportunities from a 40-meter height, adding excitement for adventure-seeking families and older children. The venue is suitable for families with varying interests—from those wanting leisurely nature walks and educational experiences about Scottish heritage, to families seeking more thrilling outdoor adventures. The Jacobite Cafe on-site provides refreshment facilities for visitors. With its combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and diverse activity options, the Pass of Killicrankie appeals to families looking to connect with Scotland's landscape and heritage.
Explore a historic Scottish valley with scenic walks, heritage exhibits, and outdoor adventures including bungee jumping in the stunning Pass of Killicrankie.
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre showcases one of Scotland's most dramatic natural landscapes and historically significant valleys. Located in Perthshire near Pitlochry, the centre offers families an opportunity to discover the rich heritage and natural beauty of this iconic Highland location. The visitor centre provides exhibits and information about the area's history, geology, and wildlife. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails through the picturesque valley, making it ideal for families seeking outdoor exploration and fresh air activities. The Pass of Killicrankie is known for its stunning landscape and has become popular for various outdoor pursuits. For those seeking adrenaline-fueled experiences, the site also offers bungee jumping opportunities from a 40-meter height, adding excitement for adventure-seeking families and older children. The venue is suitable for families with varying interests—from those wanting leisurely nature walks and educational experiences about Scottish heritage, to families seeking more thrilling outdoor adventures. The Jacobite Cafe on-site provides refreshment facilities for visitors. With its combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and diverse activity options, the Pass of Killicrankie appeals to families looking to connect with Scotland's landscape and heritage.
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This venue was last updated on 27 July 2026
Frequently asked questions about The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre
What ages is The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre suitable for?
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre is best for children aged 2 to 12.
Is The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre dog-friendly?
Dogs are not permitted at The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre.
Is there parking at The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre?
Yes, The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre has on-site parking.
Is there food at The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre?
Yes, food is available on site at The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre.
Is The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre pushchair-friendly?
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre isn't the easiest for pushchairs, prams or buggies — stairs or uneven terrain may make a baby carrier a better option.
How do I get to The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre by public transport?
The Pass of Killicrankie National Trust Visitor Centre isn't on a major public transport route — driving is recommended.