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We all need to sleep sometime, even when we’re on holiday. So, when your day packed with seeing and doing is over, you will be pleased to know that the Heart 200 route has some great places to stay. From five-star hotels to guest houses, and bunkhouses to campsites, you have a great range to choose from.
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Whilst you are touring the routes on Heart 200, one thing is for sure, you won’t be short of enjoying an activity or two. There is plenty to action on every route, including getting up, close and personal with our spectacular wildlife or daring to be brave and enjoying a rock-climbing experience.
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Pitlochry Highland Games

Name: Pitlochry Highland Games
Start: 2022-09-10T10:00+0:00
End: 2022-09-10T18:00+0:00
Location: Pitlochry Highland Games

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Records show that the first Pitlochry Highland Games or Sports were held on 10th September 1852.

The evidence of this is a prize in the form of a brooch made of semi-precious stone and ormolu which bears the inscription ‘presented by Lady Feilden at the First Pitlochrie Games to Mr Charles Duff of Dunavourdie as the Best Player on the Highland Bagpipes 10th September 1852’.

Our 2022 Games will be held on 10th September and to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the commencement of the Games we are holding a Pipe Tune Competition.

For more information visit our website.