The Bridge of Oich is a 19th-century bridge located in Killiecrankie, Perthshire, Scotland. It spans the River Garry and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The bridge's single arch is constructed from rubble stone and features a narrow, curved roadway that allows vehicles to cross over the river. With its picturesque setting and historic significance, the Bridge of Oich is a popular spot for photographers, nature lovers, and those interested in exploring Scotland's rich heritage.
Great stop over for motorhomes and camper vans but only 2 bays To book scan the QR code on the notice board located in the car park just before the bridge loch.
Incredible area with parking for 2 caravans. Great walk between the two rivers that is about 8km back to the town. Entry area down to the river, multiple fishing spots and lots of wild life
Located next to the canal and swing bridge with dedicated free parking, it's worth a quick stop off to take in this engineering marvel and to watch the boats go by.
Good for a short stop along the way. The view on the bridge is very nice from all sides. It is a 10 to 20 minutes, depending on how you take your time. There are no toilet facilities, but since it is a short stop, then it is fine and does not matter so much. Overall, great place for a stop.
The bridge was visually interesting and there were easily accessible signs with information about it. It was in a pretty area, lots of tall green grass and a river. The parking was convenient and free. It did smell faintly of pee when I was there.
Lovely old bridge a bit wobbly walking across but great engineering
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Great stop over for motorhomes and camper vans but only 2 bays To book scan the QR code on the notice board located in the car park just before the bridge loch.
Incredible area with parking for 2 caravans. Great walk between the two rivers that is about 8km back to the town. Entry area down to the river, multiple fishing spots and lots of wild life
Located next to the canal and swing bridge with dedicated free parking, it's worth a quick stop off to take in this engineering marvel and to watch the boats go by.
Good for a short stop along the way. The view on the bridge is very nice from all sides. It is a 10 to 20 minutes, depending on how you take your time. There are no toilet facilities, but since it is a short stop, then it is fine and does not matter so much. Overall, great place for a stop.
The bridge was visually interesting and there were easily accessible signs with information about it. It was in a pretty area, lots of tall green grass and a river. The parking was convenient and free. It did smell faintly of pee when I was there.
Lovely old bridge a bit wobbly walking across but great engineering
