Glenfernate's "low" ground consists of rough permanent pasture, rising to heather moorland drained by the Fernate burn, a tributary of Scotland's largest river, the Tay.

 

Herds of wild deer are common, together with grouse, ptarmigan and other game.

 

Our accommodation provides a superb base and an excellent opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of a get away from it all holiday for a range of outdoor pursuits including hill-walking, bird-watching, in the most magnificent surroundings this area has to offer, and brown trout fishing on our private loch, which includes its own fishing hut and rowing boat. Wildlife is also prolific here in the forests and moorland but access to the hills may be restricted in certain areas in October. Please check our “Accommodation” links for information on our properties and availability/booking details.

 

Glenfernate is also licensed for Civil Weddings, which can be held in the Lodge or in a number of lovely outdoor settings.

 

Stag stalking available for 1 to 2 guns from Mon.10th Sept to Fri. 30th Sept. 2012 on this beautiful Perthshire Estate. Excellent accommodation available if necessary.

 

On May 27th 1993 Glenfernate was the scene of a tragic accident when nine crew members of an RAF Hercules died in an air crash. This is the memorial cairn erected in commemoration of the incident.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glenfernate Estate ...... Unforgetable Scenery