Day Itinerary
7 Activities
Day 3
73 mi
Not in Scotland Anymore
Be transported from Bonnie Scotland, to the gardens of a French palace, then on to the North Carolina wilderness of Fraser's Ridge, while checking out the site of a dramatic witch trial on the way!
24.5 mi
40 min
09:4030 min
Tullibardine Chapel
The medieval Tullibardine Chapel is under the care of Historic Scotland and is one of the only Scottish churches that was unaltered by the Reformation. Built for the Murray family, Lord George Murray, a general in Bonnie Prince Charlie's army, buried his daughter here in 1740.
The connection with the Prince has extended into the modern day and season 2 of Outlander, since the chapel was used as Jamie, Claire, Dougal, Fergus and Rupert shelter as they fled to Inverness. It was at this point they were discovered by the Redcoats and they 'rescued' Claire from her supposed Highland captors.
Open Hours: 1 April - 30 September Monday - Sunday: 09:30 - 17:30
1 October - 31 March: Closed
The connection with the Prince has extended into the modern day and season 2 of Outlander, since the chapel was used as Jamie, Claire, Dougal, Fergus and Rupert shelter as they fled to Inverness. It was at this point they were discovered by the Redcoats and they 'rescued' Claire from her supposed Highland captors.
Open Hours: 1 April - 30 September Monday - Sunday: 09:30 - 17:30
1 October - 31 March: Closed
7.4 mi
20 min
10:301 hr 30 min
Drummond Castle Gardens
Drummond Castle Gardens were originally planted in the 1630s, being reconstructed in the 19th century and are a stunning example of a formal terraced garden.
They bear a striking resemblance to the gardens of Versailles, so it is perhaps no surprise that Drummond was used as a filming set for season 2's episode "Not in Scotland Anymore". The most memorable scene shot here is, undoutedbly, when Jamie and Claire have a surprise meeting with the dastardly Black Jack Randall in the grounds of the French palace.
Open Hours: 1 May – 31 October Monday - Sunday: 11:00 - 17:00
1 November - 30 April: Closed
They bear a striking resemblance to the gardens of Versailles, so it is perhaps no surprise that Drummond was used as a filming set for season 2's episode "Not in Scotland Anymore". The most memorable scene shot here is, undoutedbly, when Jamie and Claire have a surprise meeting with the dastardly Black Jack Randall in the grounds of the French palace.
Open Hours: 1 May – 31 October Monday - Sunday: 11:00 - 17:00
1 November - 30 April: Closed
16.4 mi
30 min
12:3030 min
Tibbermore Church
Explore the exteriors and graveyard of Tibbermore Church, which was constructed in 1632, taking note of the delicate arched entrance to church grounds.
This was the filming location of one of the most dramatic scenes of season 1, since it was used as the court for the witch trial in which Geillis was condemned to execution, while Claire gets rescued by Jamie.
Generally, the church is not open to visitors. However, access is possible by contacting the buildings keyholder to arrange entry. The keyholder can be reached in advance by telephone at 0131 563 5135 or 07780 682961, or by email at [email protected].
This was the filming location of one of the most dramatic scenes of season 1, since it was used as the court for the witch trial in which Geillis was condemned to execution, while Claire gets rescued by Jamie.
Generally, the church is not open to visitors. However, access is possible by contacting the buildings keyholder to arrange entry. The keyholder can be reached in advance by telephone at 0131 563 5135 or 07780 682961, or by email at [email protected].
2.6 mi
5 min
13:051 hr 30 min
The Glover Arms
The Glover Arms is a popular pub in Perth, serving bistro style food. A perfect place to refuel during your Outlander odyssey.
10.7 mi
25 min
15:001 hr
Kinclaven Bluebell Woods
The Kinclaven Bluebell Woods are a peaceful haven and a delight to walk through. Outlander fans will recall the two 'witness trees' that marked the boundary of Jamie and Claire's land at Fraser's Ridge during season 4.
Walk from the carpark to the end of the forest path, then view the trees to your right for a sight of the 'witness trees'.
Walk from the carpark to the end of the forest path, then view the trees to your right for a sight of the 'witness trees'.
9.5 mi
20 min
16:201 hr
The Hermitage
Take a walk through the prisitine nature trails of The Hermitage, soaking up the beauty of this area that was used as Fraser's Ridge during the filming of the final two episodes of season 5.
2.6 mi
10 min
17:3015 hrs
Dunkeld House Hotel
Enjoy a sumptious meal at your home for the night, Dunkeld House Hotel.
After your meal and before you retire for the night, take an early evening walk through some of the 280 acres of woodland estate surounding the hotel. Then imagine this as the North Carolina wilderness where Jamie, Claird and Ian embark on a hunt for Roger after he was taken by the Mohawk. The season 4 filming was carried out here.
After your meal and before you retire for the night, take an early evening walk through some of the 280 acres of woodland estate surounding the hotel. Then imagine this as the North Carolina wilderness where Jamie, Claird and Ian embark on a hunt for Roger after he was taken by the Mohawk. The season 4 filming was carried out here.