Clevage Law

The walk up Cleveage Law takes the better part of an hour from the car park, but you're rewarded with views that stretch across Perthshire in all directions. It's a proper hill walk rather than a stroll - the path is steep in places and can be muddy after rain, so decent boots are essential. Once you're up there, on a clear day you can see right across to the Grampians. The summit itself is a modest rocky outcrop, nothing dramatic, but the sense of having earned those views makes it feel worthwhile.

This is squarely for walkers and hill enthusiasts. Families with young kids might find the climb tedious unless they're used to proper hiking. Expect to spend three hours total including a rest at the top. There's no café or facilities up there, so bring water and snacks.

As a day trip from Perth it works perfectly - you're never far from a hot meal afterwards, and the proximity to Maycroft Retreat, Greenhill Farm Glamping, and Broadslap Farm means you can base yourself locally and tackle it as part of a wider Perthshire walking holiday. The peak isn't a tick-box attraction by any means; it's genuinely good if you like putting in graft for landscape. Admission is free and unrestricted access, though the weather in Scottish hills changes fast, so check conditions before you head out.