Walking and Hiking Photo:

Medallion on the top of the ornate fountain in the centre of Aberfeldy
The River Tay to Rannoch Moor,
Perth and Kinross, Scotland

It says "THIS FOUNTAIN WAS ERECTED AND VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE TOWN OF ABERFELDY BY GAVIN, MARQUIS OF BREADALBANE AS A MEMENTO OF THE CORDIAL RECEPTION ACCORDED TO HIM & LADY BREADALBANE BY THE INHABITANTS ON THEIR FIRST VISIT AFTER THE RESTORATION OF THE MARQUISATE JULY 1885"

Walk Photograph by:

David Erskine (2 of 29)

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Walk pk105 The Birks of Aberfeldy from Aberfeldy

In the footsteps of Robbie Burns

Vital Statistics:

Length:	2.75 miles (4.5 km)
Ascent:	587ft (179m)
Time:	1.75hrs
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Route Summary:

Aberfeldy - The Rob Roy Way - Moness Burn - Waterfalls - Moness Dun Wood - Birks of Aberfeldy - Upper Moness Falls - Falls of Moness - Moness Den - Aberfeldy

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