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dalguise perthshire


What’s it like? It’s a fantastic forested site overlooking the River Tay, at the heart of Perthshire’s ‘Big Tree Country’. As well as having all the usual exciting PGL multi activities this is our only centre with the ‘Sequoia Scramble’ (a vertical challenge suspended between 2 massive Sequoia trees). There is also a cat walk, which will test your balance high above the ground and in 2010, Dalguise had a huge new double zip wire built. The wildlife in this unspoilt area is also incredible and if you are lucky you may see the elusive red squirrel or even leaping salmon.


What’s the accommodation like?


All guests sleep in the purpose-built lodges in the grounds which have 6–8 beds, their own showers and toilets. As well as a new lodge in 2009, we added another 2 brand new lodges for 2010. Our recently converted stable block also provides en-suite accommodation.


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Highland house and lodges Set in ‘big tree country’


FAST FACTS


Brilliant ‘sequoia scramble’ activity


What facilities are there?


Most of the activities are on site and are hidden within the woodlands all around the centre – making the most of the forest environment. Kayaking will take place either at the scenic Loch Tay, (about 30 minutes by coach) or on our new on-site lake (due for completion in 2012). The main building (which was once the summer home of Beatrix Potter) has great space for evening entertainment and many of her stories were said to be inspired by this idyllic location.


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