Travel Guide to Garry Bridge

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start by navigating to Pitlochry, which is located in central Scotland. From Edinburgh, take the M90 motorway heading north. After approximately 40 miles, take the exit onto the A9 towards Pitlochry. Once you reach Pitlochry, continue on the A924 and then take the B8019 road, where Garry Bridge is located. The bridge is located at the coordinates 56.7279135 latitude and -3.7759485 longitude, just a short drive from the town center.

• Public Transportation

  If you prefer public transportation, take a train to Pitlochry from major cities like Edinburgh or Glasgow. The journey from Edinburgh to Pitlochry typically takes around 2 hours. Once you arrive at Pitlochry Train Station, you can either take a local taxi or walk to Garry Bridge, which is about a 30-minute walk (1.5 miles). For a scenic route, head west along the A924 and then take the B8019 to reach the bridge.

• Walking from Pitlochry

  For those who enjoy hiking or walking, you can take a lovely stroll from the town center of Pitlochry to Garry Bridge. Begin at the main street and follow signs for the A924. After about half a mile, you will reach the junction for B8019. Continue along B8019 for approximately one mile until you arrive at Garry Bridge. This route offers beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and takes around 30 minutes to complete.

• Bicycle

  Cycling is another great option to reach Garry Bridge from Pitlochry. You can rent a bicycle from local shops in Pitlochry. Take the A924 out of the town, then follow the B8019. This route is about 1.5 miles and is relatively flat, making it suitable for cyclists. Be mindful of traffic on the B8019.