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Kinnaird Adventures

Kinnaird will also arrange participation in a variety of adventures and activities including mountain biking, open canoeing, sailing, walking and hiking, winter sports and yachting.

For younger guests we can arrange on site programmes of fun and challenging activities on the Kinnaird Estate or nearby.

The Kinnaird Outdoor Butler

Kinnaird's unique Outdoor Butler provides a range of services for guests looking to explore the 7,000 acre sporting estate in optimum comfort and luxury. Can you believe you can request a boot-warming service prior to your excursion, a ‘meet and heat’ service to provide you with hot toddies or mulled wine at regular intervals during your expedition and even a gourmet picnic at your chosen location on the scenic estate. Specially chosen for his concierge and outdoor knowledge, he is an expert in local history and wildlife. Ask him for full details of this unique service.

Fly Casting and Fishing Lessons– discover a new talent or work on your technique under the watchful eye of Kinnaird's resident Ghillies.

“The Silvery Tay is Scotland's largest and best known Salmon river, famous for its salmon, brown trout and grayling fishing. The river Tay and its tributary the Tummel, run through some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. Lower Kinnaird is one of the best fly fishing beats on the Tay. In his book ‘The Great Salmon Rivers of Scotland’, the fishing author and exceptional angler, the late John Ashleigh-Cooper says of the River Tay “there is no better big fish river in Scotland” and particularly commends the Fir Trees Pool on the Lower Kinnaird beat. Ashleigh-Cooper describes how his party took 115 fish in a fortnight, in the autumn of 1983, fishing Lower Kinnaird, and he and his party continued to fish annually on Lower Kinnaird until his death.”
James Tritton November 07

Clay Pigeon Session - target clays all year round in the splendour of the Perthshire countryside on the Kinnaird Estate.

The Mini Ghillie Programme - stays at the luxurious sporting estate are even more fun for our youngest guests. Our Mini Ghillie Programme allows children aged from 5-12 years of age to get up close to some of Scotland’s most impressive wildlife. The Estate's private Ghillies, James Tritton and Martin Edgar, will oversee nature walks, adventure hikes, mushroom picking, learning to fish, and a discovery flora and fauna walk. are on hand to explore the Estate with the young guests and teach them about nature along the way. Activities on offer include nature walks, adventure hikes, mushroom picking, learning to fish, and a flora and fauna walk to Millpond. The mini guests can also join the Chef in the kitchen as he cooks up the catch of the day that evening. The Mini Ghillie Programme costs from £75 for a day and includes a Kinnaird Mini Ghillie Certificate, signed by Kinnaird's Head Ghillie, James Tritton.

Kinnaird Picnic Lunch - delivered to the location of your choice on the Kinnaird Estate by the Outdoor Butler - romantic, sporting or family fun we will tailor the picnic lunch to suit the occasion and location.