Kiltyrie Trail
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Pupils from Killin and Kenmore devised a cultural history trail at Kiltyrie, with the help of the NTS regional archaeologist and Ben Lawers ranger service. This is work in progress. The National Trust for Scotland is producing an Interpretive Plan for the whole of the Ben Lawers area (Trust owned land) and, subject to funding, the trail will be part of this plan.
The area of Kiltyrie is owned by the NTS but farmed privately. We would like to thank both farmers involved for their support. If you wish to inspect the cultural remains at Kiltyrie, please remember that this a working farm and keep to the Countryside Code: shut gates and take care around animals. The ground is rough and not suitable for small children. Wear suitable clothing.
Here are some of the pupils’ contributions to the project.
Killin Primary School produced three finished trails which we used at our Open Day at Kiltyrie in June 2005: Kenmore Primary School has produced a set of written trails, maps and photos for our interpretive planning department to use. Below are the maps:
