Aberfeldy to Kenmore Riverside Walk
This walk takes you from Aberfeldy to Kenmore along the River Tay and the River Lyon. The route runs for about 8 miles along a steadily rising path. Along the way there are some wonderful views of the surrounding hills and two historic castles to admire.
Start the walk on the Tay Bridge in Aberfeldy where you can cross to the northern side of the Tay. You can then pick up the riverside footpath heading west to Callwood Cottage and the ruins of Comrie Castle. Here you cross to the south at point where the Tay meets with Lyon at the Strath of Appin.
Follow paths south along the Tay and they will lead you to Kenmore, passing Taymouth Castle on the way. In Kenmore you can enjoy splendid views over Loch Tay at the point where the river enters the loch.
To continue your walking in the area visit the Birks of Aberfeldy. It's a delightful place with a shady gorge and lots of pretty waterfalls to see.
Aberfeldy to Kenmore Riverside Walk Ordnance Survey Map 
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Aberfeldy to Kenmore Riverside Walk Open Street Map 
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Aberfeldy to Kenmore Riverside Walk OS Map 
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Aberfeldy to Kenmore Riverside Walk Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Near Kenmore there's the delightful Falls Of Acharn to visit. The scenic spot includes a Victorian 'Hermit's Cave' and some great views back to Ben Lawers from Acharn village.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Tay Bridge, Aberfeldy
View across the River Tay west of Aberfeldy
River Lyon in autumn. Looking downstream from the road bridge towards its confluence with the Tay
Looking across Comrie Bridge
Comrie Castle. A 16th century tower house built for the Menzies family and last occupied in 1748.
Taymouth Castle
Kenmore Bridge at the mouth of Loch Tay
