3915 Open all year round, the youth hostel is only accessible by rail, bike or foot. It’s a short, approximately 20 minute walk along a well-made track from Corrour railway station (West Highlands Glasgow to Fort William line).<br /><br />Accommodation is multi-share, but groups and families have the option of booking a dorm room for exclusive use. Surrounded by Munros, Loch Ossian Youth Hostel is an excellent base for hillwalkers, cyclists, cross country skiers and fishermen. Children and families are welcome.<br /><br />There are no shops or hotels here so all provisions must be carried with!&nbsp; We have a fully equipped kitchen at the hostel.&nbsp;&nbsp; We stock a range of Easy Outdoor Food from Beyond the Beaten Track &amp; a range of ‘Snacking Essentials’<br /><br />VisitScotland Rating - 3 star<br /><br />Green Tourism - Gold Award 1763 <p>This is the perfect location for those wanting a large accommodation that is ideal for club / group gatherings, stag and hen parties and of course weddings / reception site, or just a place to re-charge / chill-out and take in the amazing scenery with family and friends. We can even do your catering for a totally relaxed break.</p> 1766 <p>Claire &amp; Terry welcome you to this former Fishing / Shooting Lodge, which now has 10 basic bedrooms (4 En-suite). They are clean, warm and affordable which makes the site ideal for any type of group accommodation, breaks, stag and hen weekends or family gatherings. We accomodate everyone, from club and group bookings on weekends to the weekday individual walker or schools looking for a friendly secure place to lay their heads. You are bound to find people with similar outdoor interests.<br /><br />We also have the added benifit of an on-site family/dog friendly real pub. The pub is cosy and friendly and welcoming to all, offering a range of good international beer on tap and bottled, an exceptional range of malt whisky and awesome Rum gantry. And do you know what?? It's cheap! Come and warm your boots by the real log fire on a winter's day or after a long day on the river. The atmosphere beats the opposition from miles around, hands down. People travel from all around to come out on nights out here. The staff are all lovely and friendly with each other and are all good friends in work and out. Planty of snacks and evening meals on offer.</p> 1694 <p>Pitlochry is a bustling, blooming small Victorian town at the very centre of Scotland. Set amidst hills, lochs and woodland our hostel is in a superb location for walkers and cyclists. Local attractions include the Queens View, Soldiers Leap, the Loch Faskally fish ladder and the Festival Theatre (May-Oct: 50% discount for Youth Hostel guests). Nestled in the hills above the town is the smallest whisky distillery in Scotland (free tours &amp; a free dram) and a fine 300-year-old Inn which brews its own ales.</p> 1695 Need to get out of the hustle and bustle of the city, then Pitlochry is the place to stay. Only two hours North of Edinburgh, it is situated in the hub of Highlands Perthshire. It is ideally located to explore the surrounding area with its variety of stunning landscapes and range of activities and places of interest. <br /><br />Pitlochry Backpackers is an old Victorian hotel, bursting with character. We offer a range of rooms – dormitory (4-8 beds), twins and double rooms. It’s such a relaxing place to stay and unwind, with its big cosy lounge containing a pool table and comfy sofas. You might only think you’re staying one night but you’ll end up staying three or four – it’s that kind of place.<br /><br /> Best of all it’s literally a stroll away from the beautiful highland country-side – in just 5 minutes you can be at a tranquil loch-side with views through the trees to the hills above this gorgeous highland town. There are many wonderful walks to take; to waterfalls, along rivers, through ancient forests, or up Ben Vrackie (2760 feet, the hill above the town) – these walks all start from the hostel door!<br /><br /> The area is also dotted with distilleries, castles and ancient standing stones all within easy reach. Perthshire is also a big centre for adventure activities, including white-water rafting, canoeing etc if you’re up for it – or hire a bike at reception and get exploring – there’s some fantastic trails.<br /><br /> The Pitlochry staff are always friendly and willing to help, we can help you book your tours or recommend places to visit to ensure you enjoy your stay.