The Falls of Dochart Inn

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This old inn sits right by the Falls of Dochart in Killin, in what was once the village blacksmith’s house. The rushing falls are the reason most people stop in Killin at all, and you can watch them from near the pub before settling in for food and a pint. The east end of Loch Tay is just up the road. Nearest station is Crianlarich, a fair drive to the south-west.

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