Through a Glass, Darkly

Leave your car here and get ready for picturesque walk.

Take a circular route through the peaceful woods of Cumbernauld Glen Wildlife Reserve and as you do so, picture the dramatic fight between Jamie and the 'bear' which was shot in this wilderness.

Return to the car and ready yourself for the next stage of the journey.

You can't get access to the studios, however, it is definitely worth taking an external viewing of Wardpark, to see where every season of Outlander has been filmed.
Wardpark has 200,000 square feet of studio space including five sound stages, production offices, workshops and an external green screen area.

Deanston Distillery is one of Scotland's youngest whisky distilleries, having been established in 1965, making use of an old cotton mill.
Book onto a tour of the distillery and not only will be guided around the whisky making process, you will also get to see the set of the wine warehouse owned by Jared at the port of Le Havre in season 2's episode, "Through a Glass, Darkly".
The visitor centre has an excellent cafe, so enjoy lunch here either before or after your tour.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00

This imposing thirteenth century castle was the stronghold of Robert Stewart, son of King Robert II of Scots. Eventually, the Crown came to own the castle and it was subsequently used as a royal hunting lodge.
Doune Castle has not been shy when it comes to TV and Film work, staring in Monty Python & The Holy Grail, as well as taking the guies of Winterfell in the pilot episode of Game of Thrones.
However, Outlander fans will be more interested that the castle appeared throughout season 1 as Castle Leoch, the family stronghold of Clan Mackenzie. But this isn't the first glimpse viewers get of the castle, since Frank and Claire visit the castle ruins during their second honeymoon.
Open Hours: 1 April - 30 September Monday - Sunday: 09:30 - 17:30
1 October - 31 March Monday - Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00

Leave your car at the visitor centre and get ready for a picturesque walk around the shores of Loch Katrine.

Follow the picturesque trail along the northern shore of Loch Katrine until you get to Brenachoile Point. This location was used in episode 13, season 2 for the scene when Brianna and Roger spend time together.

Pick up the car and let’s continue the journey.

Enjoy a well earned meal at the Byre Inn, soaking up its ambiance and delighting in its locally sourced food.

Relish your night in Callander, and if you are looking walk off your earlier dinner, then take a stroll through the hotel's gardens and woodlands on the banks of the stunning River Teith.