Every group that I have ever guided around Scotland has visited Branklyn Gardens. The garden was started in 1922 on the site of a former orchard and was taken over by the National Trust for Scotland in 1967. It has a wonderful collection of plants and is particularly colourful in the spring time when the rhododendrons and many alpine plants are in bloom.
Botanists come from all over the world to see it.
Alyth Alyth Folk Museum, open only in summer, has collection of agricultural and domestic artefacts. Baledgarno Secluded and unsignposted village built on private property. Houses overlook village green split by rushing burn. Barry Hill Remains of Pictish fort on top of hill. Guinevere, King Arthur's queen, is said to have been imprisoned here for loving Pictish prince.