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It is a nice base to see Blairgowrie & Dundee. I’m sure there are other brilliant places within a short drive. We went swimming in Dundee but were disappointed to find the flumes out of action. This seems to be an ongoing issue but the 1m deep pool was still fun for us. There is also a swimming pool & sports hall in Blairgowrie, next to the High School. We booked table tennis (less than £6 for 1 hour), played some indoor football & were tempted to stay & play badminton too. All equipment was provided & the staff were very helpful & friendly. Perth & Kinross have a Live Active app. You can sign up for a free membership, this then allows you to see all the facilities available in a number of centres. My husband had played one of the nearby courses (I believe there are 3 in close proximity) during a previous stay in Blairgowrie. He rated the course very highly. The weather was better than expected during this stay & he wishes he had brought his clubs.

It was great peacefulll and quiet we went to the discovery in Dundee well worth a visit and not too far away had a Chinese take away from one of the leaflets in the property which was really good. Very nice . The house is very clean and comfortable very well equipped place would book again .

Lands of Loyal is a superb stopping off point to explore the Angus glens, Perth and beyond. Is around 30 minutes from Perth, Dundee and the Angus coastline. Alyth has a large "den" (read country park) to enjoy walks and some local shops to get any provisions you may need. It's pretty traditional small agricultural village (until they finish the 100's of new build in the village) and offers a good base to explore from

Alyth is an excellent location to go walking locally and also sightseeing. It is also very close to Dundee, if you wanted to visit V&A. Perth, Blairgowrie and all the surrounding countryside is just stunning. We also went to Anstruther and booked the day boat trip to Isle of May Island to see the Puffins and many other birds

Alyth is a pretty, well-cared for and valued village. Local business people work really hard to promote their assets and services as well as community welfare. A team of local volunteers produce a high-quality coloured monthly FREE magazine called "Alyth Voice" which tells you all you need to know about what's available. It is a picturesque place, with a river and weir running through its centre. There are several places of interest to visit and to walk. Well worth at least one day of your time.

I grew up in the area, but was not familiar with the town, which is very pleasant and pretty. Also has a great fish and chip shop. Did a lovely short walk, but for walkers, you are on the doorstep of the Cateran Trail.