Location

The Pass of Killiecrankie gouged into the landscape over thousands of years by the melt-waters of successive Ice Ages, has developed into a spectacular wooded gorge.

Both the woodland covered slopes and the River Garry flowing along the bottom of the Pass support an incredibly rich diversity of wildlife.

In 1689, the Battle of Killiecrankie, part of the first Jacobite uprising, was fought nearby. The Pass has many links to the Battle including the famous Soldier’s Leap, where one soldier escaped the battle by jumping an impressive 5.5m across the river.

A National Trust for Scotland Visitor Centre located at the Passes north end, tells the story of the Pass and its management.

Highland Fling Bungee
C/O The National Trust for Scotland
Killiecrankie Visitor Centre
Killiecrankie Perthshire
PH16 5LG
0345 366 5844

How to Get to Highland Fling Bungee – Killiecrankie Visitor Centre

Location: Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, PH16 5LG

Planning your trip to Highland Fling Bungee? Here’s how to find us from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Inverness, whether you’re driving or using public transport.

By Car

From Glasgow (Approx. 1hr 45mins)

1. Take the M80 northbound, then merge onto the A9 at Stirling.
2. Follow the A9 north past Perth towards Pitlochry.
3. Take the Killiecrankie exit (signposted), just before Pitlochry.
4. Follow the road to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, where parking is available.

From Edinburgh (Approx. 1hr 45mins – 2hrs)

1. Take the M90 northbound to Perth.
2. Merge onto the A9 northbound towards Pitlochry.
3. Take the Killiecrankie exit (signposted), just before Pitlochry.
4. Follow the road to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, where parking is available.

From Aberdeen (Approx. 2hrs 15mins – 2hrs 30mins)

1. Take the A90 southbound towards Perth.
2. At Dundee, merge onto the A85, then continue to the A9 northbound towards Pitlochry.
3. Take the Killiecrankie exit (signposted), just before Pitlochry.
4. Follow the road to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, where parking is available.

From Inverness (Approx. 1hr 45mins – 2hrs)

1. Take the A9 southbound towards Perth.
2. Drive past Aviemore and Kingussie.
3. Take the Killiecrankie exit (signposted), just after Blair Atholl.
4. Follow the road to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre, where parking is available.

By Public Transport

From Glasgow

1. Take a train from Glasgow Queen Street to Pitlochry (direct service available, approx. 1hr 45mins).
2. From Pitlochry, take the local Stagecoach bus 87 towards Blair Atholl and request a stop at Killiecrankie Visitor Centre (approx. 10 mins).
3. Alternatively, a taxi from Pitlochry to Killiecrankie takes about 10 minutes.

From Edinburgh

1. Take a train from Edinburgh Waverley to Pitlochry (direct service available, approx. 1hr 50mins).
2. From Pitlochry, take the Stagecoach bus 87 towards Blair Atholl and request a stop at Killiecrankie Visitor Centre.
3. Alternatively, a taxi from Pitlochry to Killiecrankie takes about 10 minutes.

From Aberdeen

1. Take a train from Aberdeen to Perth (approx. 2hrs).
2. Change at Perth for a train to Pitlochry (approx. 30 mins).
3. From Pitlochry, take the Stagecoach bus 87 or a taxi to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre (approx. 10 mins).

From Inverness

1. Take a train from Inverness to Blair Atholl (approx. 1hr 45mins).
2. From Blair Atholl, take the Stagecoach bus 87 or a taxi to Killiecrankie Visitor Centre (approx. 5 mins).

👉 For live train times, visit: ScotRail
👉 For bus timetables, visit: Stagecoach