Breadalbane Park

Breadalbane Park is the large park area in the centre of the village which is home to many local village events such as Killin Highland Games and the Killin Agricultural Show.

Bridge of Dochart

The Bridge of Dochart is a seven span bridge carrying the A827 across the Falls of Dochart. The bridge was built in 1760 from rubble stone. The central arch had to be rebuilt in 1831 after a flood.

Bridge of Lochay

The Bridge of Lochay is a single high stone arched bridge carrying the A827 across the River Lochay to the North of Killin. It is assumed that the bridge was built in the late 18th century.

Falls of Dochart

The Falls of Dochart are located towards the Southern end of the village where the River Dochart widens into the falls, twisting it’s way around the rocks, Crow Island and Inchbuie on it’ …

Fingal’s Stone

Fingal’s Stone is located to the South East of Breadalbane Park. It is a single standing stone just short of 3′ high.

Finlarig Castle Ruins

Finlarig Castle ruins are freely open to the public with a small car park nearby.

Inchbuie

Inchbuie is an island located at the Falls of Dochart.

Killin Cemetary

Stirling Council are in control of the Killin Cemetery, for more information visit their website.

Killin Parish Church

A distinctive white-harled octagonal classical church built by Thomas Clark in 1744, designed by John Douglas of Edinburgh.

Killin Primary School

The school has been current location since 1873. The building now used as the primary school was only built in 1959/60 as a junior secondary school for the area which closed in nine years later.

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Kinnell Stone Circle

Kinnell Stone Circle stands around 100m from Kinnell on the South bank of the river Dochart in a private grazing field. The circle is thought to date from the 2nd or 3rd Millennium BC.

Lawers Dam

In 1943, only one in a hundred crofts in the Highlands had electricity. But in just a few decades, affordable electricity would transform the way people lived. Hydro power made this possible.

McLaren Hall

The McLaren Hall is the second biggest Hall in Perthshire, and is the centrepiece of many of the social events held in this picturesque part of Breadalbane.

Millennium Cairn

The Killin Millennium Cairn was dedicated on 1st January 2001 and contains a time capsule of community records. The Cairn is around 1.8m high and has four carved plaques.

Moirlanich Longhouse

This beautifully conserved longhouse and byre in Glen Lochay, near Killin, offers a unique insight into rural life in 19th-century Scotland.

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Old Graveyard

Killin’s old graveyard is sited behind the Killin Hotel beside the Parish Church. Public access to the graveyard is to the left and behind the Killin Hotel, entering through an old gate.

Round House

The round house in Breadalbane Park was given in memory of Captain Ronald S Stroyan of Boreland who died  17th November 1957.

Sport and Leisure Club

A sports and leisure club offering football, green bowling, putting and tennis, meeting space and astroturf.

Sron A’ Chlachain

Sron A’ Chlachain is a strenuous, very steep two mile hill path to the west of Killin.

St Fillan’s Episcopal Church

St Fillan’s Church was constructed in 1876 by the Earl of Breadalbane as a private chapel for use by shooting parties, giving it the local nickname of the “Grouse Church.

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St Fillans Mill

A three story high former tweed mill built from rubble to the north-west of the Bridge of Dochart around the area of Millmore.

Stewart Memorial

This late 19th century Celtic cross memorial was erected by the Gaelic Society of Perth.