Kilry Hill

The walk up Kilry Hill rewards you with proper views across Perthshire's rolling landscape - nothing too demanding, which is exactly why locals near Blairgowrie favour it. You're looking at a straightforward hill walk that takes the best part of an hour to the summit, where the vista opens up across farmland and distant hills. It's the kind of place where you can actually see what you came for without needing specialist kit or a dawn start.

Families with older kids will find this manageable, though younger ones might grumble on the way up. The real draw is how accessible it is - no technical scrambling, just solid walking. On a clear day you get a genuine sense of the area's geography, which beats staring at a map back at the caravan. It's not dramatic or Alpine, but it's real and honest.

Couples doing the park circuit between Nethercraig Holiday Park and Glenshee Glamping should factor this in as a half-day outing. There's nothing to buy at the summit and nowhere to shelter, so plan accordingly. Early morning visits mean fewer people and better light for photos. The hill sits close enough to Blairgowrie that you can combine it with a proper coffee and lunch in town without eating up the whole day. Worth the detour if you're staying locally, though don't expect crowds or facilities.