| Crieff - Perth and Kinross, is located on the edge of | | | | tossing, Scottish hammer throw and highland dancing. |
| the Scottish Highlands. It is the second largest village | | | | Gleneagles golf course, the famous championship |
| in Perthshire with a population of around 6,000. Crieff | | | | course is located 10 miles from Crieff. Rounds can be |
| was once a thriving market town where cattle would | | | | played here on the four available courses including the |
| be herded to for the cattle markets selling to the | | | | Jack Nicklaus designed PGA course. |
| lowland farmers. Cattle could come from as far away | | | | Glenturret Distillery is Scotland's oldest Malt Whiskey |
| as Caithness or the Hebridies. | | | | distillery. Established in 1755 there is today, guided |
| Today Crieff is building itself a reputation as a tourist | | | | tours, an excellent visitor centre, two restaurants and |
| hub - a place to use as a base for a number of | | | | a tasting bar. |
| activities in the town and the surrounding areas. | | | | Muthill 3 miles to the south of Crieff is an unspoilt |
| Some of the places that are worth noting include: | | | | 18th century village with excellent examples of both |
| The annual Crieff Highland games have been held | | | | 18th and 19th century architecture. There is also a |
| every August since 1870, with the exception of the | | | | well preserved church with an early Norman era |
| WWI and WWII years. The Highland Games feature | | | | tower. |
| a range of traditional Scottish activities including caber | | | | |
