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Scotland tourism trends 2025? 6 additional reasons to book a self catering holiday cottage experience at Briar Cottages on the banks of Loch Earn

23/1/2025

 
White cake with chocloate balls and bars and the words 60th Fabulous in a gold stick in sparkly signHappy 60th Birthday Cake

Discover 6 Scotland tourism trends for 2025 and how Briar Cottages already delivers them—from celebration stays and hobby holidays to nature escapes and local experiences.”

More than just self catering at Briar Cottages, Lochearnhead?
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The latest Scotland tourism trends include 6 visitor aspirations that are already accessible when having a self catering holiday whether in  Briar Steading sleeping 4 with no pets or Little Briar Cottage sleeping 3 guests plus 2 pets. Both cottages lie within the timelessly beautiful three acre landscaped gardens of Briar Cottages on the banks of Loch Earn. ​

1. A Location to Celebrate Special Occasions

​Briar Cottages attracts a fair share of holidaymakers celebrating 40th to 60th birthdays plus anniversarys, private weddings and engagements whether as couples, with friends or family. Briar Steading offers an open plan space for relaxing and entertaining. The master bedroom has a King Size bed and en-suite with the twin room offering a large walk in wet shower room. There have even been pet birthdays at Little Briar Cottage. Families have also come together in the cottages to remember loved ones including pets. We can recommend a local cake maker. Look at the fabulous job "For Heaven's Cake"  made of this 60th birthday cake.​ We will never forget the romantic marriage proposal surprise under the giant thistle sculpture in the garden by moonlight. Fortunately she said yes! 

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Little Briar has a modern kitchen for romantic stay at "home" celebrations
PictureRings made by guests at Darrens workshop, Immeroin
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2. Hobbydays

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​Tap in to a range of options when staying at Briar Cottages, from outdoor activities like 9 holes of golf at St Fillans GC, watersports at Loch Earn Wakeschool, fishing boat hire with Drummond Estates.

You would be welcome to join promoted area walking and cycle groups. Consider going in search of BLiSS trail of art installations starting at Briar Cottages, using the audio tour app by @Geotourist walking, cycling or by car. Discover the Art Hut classes at Comrie Croft. Practice Yoga in the Lochearnhead village Hall. Make your own silver ring and other jewellery with tuition by Darren at Immeroin workshop Balquhidder. If you love wildlife, look out for local walking tours with Andrea at Aquila Wildlife & Nature or off road tours with Gareth Kestrel Wildlife Safaris. There are also Geochaching places on the old railway line. If you are in to drone filming or photography you will be spoiled by the opportunity to film scenic views. Aeromodelling groups fly their planes 4 times a year. Known as the Loch Earn splash in at Lochearnhead. We have attracted musicians practicing their instruments in peace, artists drawing and painting in the garden and even metal detectors exploring the grounds with our permission. If you are in to history, we don't know where to begin as Loch Earn is  surrounded by centuries of historic evidence from past eras. We do know a thing or two about the history of Briar Cottages.  If food and drink is your hobby then refer to our eat and drink pages full of local produce and places to eat.

Are there opportunities to practice your hobbies while staying here? It is amazing what you might discover when asking AI, searching the website or signing up to local social media groups.

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Metal detector guest at Briar Cottages
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Pine Marten
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​3. Film Set Hunters


There are plenty of examples of famous filming in the Stirling region: Outlander, Game of Thrones, and Monty Python's Holy Grail filmed at Doune Castle; Geordie and the 1959 version of The Thirty Nine Steps in Balquhidder; Mary Queen of Scots and Braveheart at Stirling; and numerous TV productions like ITV's Cold Water recently taking over the Laid Inn pub for filming at Kilmahog. Discover other films made in Scotland here.

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Filming scenes for Cavendish at Briar Cottages
PictureKing Size Bed witht en-suite, Briar Steading. A good night's sleep
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Sleep Tourism

Briar Cottages offers luxury beds, mattress toppers, and quality pillows. Briar Steading also has a wood-burning stove. Home comforts like Netflix movies, books, and games are all available for cosy nights in. We believe that it is the fresh air and sound of visiting birds and wildlife, together with the incredible scenic views over Loch Earn, that foster good sleep. Every season brings a unique set of colours, wildlife, weather conditions, sun, star, and moonscapes with the occasional aurora too. Perhaps limited light pollution is also a factor here, especially on "dark sky" winter nights. Go for a walk or take in the scent of the fresh air before you go to bed. Have a long lie or wake up to the incredible dawn chorus in the early morning. 

Interesting Fact: Briar Cottages Lochearnhead is rated with extremely low air pollution as per the Defra website. Check out your home area using the link
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PicturePaddle board from the slipway
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​5.Outdoor Therapy


Even on site at Briar Cottages you can wander around landscaped gardens, use the rear garden stile to access the old Lochearnhead to Comrie railway walk, open water swim in Loch Earn from the slipway and jetty, play outdoor petanque on the piste, play 9 hole putting. The local hotel offers alfresco eating as do others locally. Find out about open water swimming and hot tub sessions on Loch Venacher. Bring a bike or Roll Outdoors hire one in  Callander or Killin to cycle off road on the Sustrans NCR7 track connecting local villages. Discover the mountain bike tracks of Comrie Croft. Bring a paddleboard or kayak or hire them at the water sports centre within 150 metres. Forest walking is known to have a calming and restorative effect that improves mood and reduces stress. Check out the Queen Elizabeth 11 Forest Park encompassing some of Scotland’s best-loved locations including Aberfoyle, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond and Strathyre. Go for a seasonal day out run to Glencoe and listen to the mountains or sledge and ski. Visit Oban for a scenic car tour and seaside fresh air.

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Learn to wakeboard with Loch Earn Wakeschool
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Putting on the lochside green at Briar Cottages, Loch Earn
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Stan is photogenic all year round
PictureAnnual Jazz and Blues Festival in Callander

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Gig Tripping

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It takes less than an hour to drive from Briar Cottages to Perth or Stirling and 80 minutes to Edinburgh or Glasgow if you want to schedule a big concert, festival, The Fringe, or theatre. Stirling offers train connections too and you can jump on at Bridge of Allan or Dunblane. Regular local gigs include folk and other Music at MHOR84 (2.5 miles) with various  performances advertised in local villages throughout the year, notably in Killin and Comrie with regular community cinema screened in Balquhidder Village Hall. Discover what's on at The MacRobert Arts Centre in Stirling as well as Perth Theatre. Book early for Callander's popular Jazz and Blues festival in October as it has grown arms and legs in popularity. The gig by Pure Malt at the close of the Balquhidder, Lochearnhead, and Strathyre Highland Games in July is always a foot-tapping jig session. The pipers, drummers, and Highland dancers often join in with solos and accompaniments.
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Meet the locals? Our local villagers are reknowned for being warm and welcoming. Ask for advice on area tourism whether you are in the local pubs, cafes and restaurants or participating in outdoor sports. Keep an eye out for local classes and performances around Killin, Strathyre, St Fillans, Comrie, Crieff, Callander, Balquhidder, Lochearnhead, and further afield towards the cities. Search online or sign up to village community WhatsApp groups for up-to-date information on days out suggestions and area things to see, do, or participate in around Loch Earn.

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Therapeutic view from Little Briar cottage pet secure patio in winter
​​It would appear that Briar Cottages is bang on trend offering a timelessly beautiful and peaceful location that can satisfy demand for improved health and wellness, stimulation, relaxation and a good nights sleep on holiday, in every season.​​  Book now for special occasion and favourite spring summer weeks and winter short breaks.

NB: Briar Steading has a short term let license to operate, reference number ST00072F ecE and Little Briar's STL reference is ST00073F epcD. The STL health and safety register of licensed short term letting accommodation in this area is held by Stirling Council. 

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Blooming entrance to Briar Cottages in summner
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Celebrating romance and special Occasions, Briar Cottages, Lochearnhead, Scotland
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Thistle sculpture by Kev Paxton of ArtFe lights up at night
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Pets waiting to fetch, top of the acre rear garden.

Food 1:  Briar Cottages "Where to Eat" Guide around Loch Earn #EatLocal

15/3/2022

 
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Mhor Cakes

Visitors Who Eat and Shop Locally Help Village Economy 

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The trouble with writing about food around Lochearnhead and beyond is drooling on to my computer as I type. 

No shop bought biscuit in the cupboard will substitute for the local home made cake and tray bake flavours in cafe's, unless from a packet of MHOR Bread's shortbread of course but more about local produce in my next blog.  We are talking cafes, restaurants AND take-aways here. #EatLocally

Self Catering gives you freedom of choice to eat in or out. Consider our local choices of cafes, table d'hote and food connoisseur restaurants plus take-away menus. Guests often ask us to recommend eateries so I tell Fraser that he has a duty to take me out to eat often, whether new establishments or staying up to date with the evolving local menus within a 20 mile radius and beyond. 

So,  lets start locally. The closest pub food is the Clachan Cottage Hotel ably managed by Rhoda and her team. In Scotland there has been a shortage of chefs, especially in rural places.  "The Clachan" has had its challenges though they still manage to turn out comfort food favourites like burgers, steak pie and fish and chips with a changing specials board to add variety and vegetarian options. The latest news is that they have 3 new chefs lined up. Hooray! Grab a coffee or light lunch after using the water sports hire services in the same building.  Top tip! The Loch Earn Wakeschool shop underneath the hotel, also sells delicious take-away coffee and ice lollies in summer. The hotel is only 150 metres from the garden gates,  so no driving if you are able. #eatlocal #sustainabletourism.  NB - A pet friendly hotel.

Then there is the short romantic lochside stroll home. Take one of the cottage torches in winter if the moon is hidden as there are no street lights this end. Trust me it is pitch black. We like it that way. If we wanted street lights we could have moved to most other areas. You see cars coming easily in the dark due to head lights...even if they are electric and silent. Dark skies are great for star gazing. The lit Briar Cottages sign does help to guide you back as does Blawn Wi The Wind sculpture, up and until around 11pm.

Fraser behind thistle sculpture lit at night on Loch Earn
6ft 4 Fraser behind our garden thistle sculpture Blawn Wi The Wind, by Kev Paxton
The same applies when walking home from The Lochearnhead Hotel which is only 50 metres further on. Chef owner Robert Kerr knows how to present tasty food. Choose the bar meal or sit in the restaurant with its white table clothes and fabulous views over Loch Earn.  Amanda Kerr is an amazing multi tasker with an infectious laugh who takes care of guests front of house. Favourites often shared by our guests include venison pie and beer batter fish and chips with the freshest salad and a warm baked roll with butter.  Do your best to select one pudding from the delicious and well presented options  too.  Also consult the seasonal specials board.

Guests that eat out often like change and variety. Discover The Golden Larches near the turn off to Balquhidder.  A good value menu with a restaurant in the conservatory on the A84.  They also offer breakfast, snacks and a takeaway menu. 

Scallops photo by Melanie LewisScallops dish at MHOR84

​Mhor84 is at the Balquhidder turn off further south on the A84, signposted for Rob Roy's Grave.  Chef owner Tom Lewis and family created this quirky motel that serves all day food.


​Try their home brew ale. The home made soups never disappoint.  Fresh ingredients are used to make tasty variations of home cooked favourites whether you opt for breakfast, macaroni cheese for lunch or  seasonal specials like locally sourced pork or langoustines. They are also known for their gourmet burgers.  Try the thick cut slices of beef with seasonal root veg and the "MHOR..kshire" puddings for Sunday lunch. Scrummy cakes come from their MHOR Bread bakery in Callander.  Some people are fans of the giant merinques, chocolate brownies and various tarts. I can never see past the chocolate and hazlenut flapjacks.  I am usually the driver so I appreciate their elderflower press bubbly to drink too.  No matching chairs, tables or crockery here, which adds to the fun and charm. Interesting objects and pictures are displayed against white washed walls and sanded floors.  Eat in or out on the deck on dry days. 

If you are a foodie and know your fine dining follow the road to Balquhidder, past Rob Roy MacGregor's burial ground at Balquhidder  Kirk all the way up to Monachyle Mhor boutique hotel.  This is also owned and run by the Lewis family. Stop for coffee or book in for a fine dining experience.  A few famous people have dined here. We hate to name drop but are happy to whisper names when you stay at Briar Cottages:). The food is delicious offering fine views of the Braes O' Balquhidder. Stay by the fire in winter or listen to the birds and sheep bleating alfresco.  Look out for special food events there and art installations on the BLiSS trail. 
  
Strathyre village has a popular award winning cafe called the Broch Cafe. It has become so popular,  with limited indoor seating and extensive outdoor seating that it has now opened up the Broch n Roll stop on site,  for takeaways. If you have time, try the soups, breakfast rolls, paninis and cakes. They serve Luccaffe coffee here which is delicious if you are a "good coffee" fan.  If you don't have time... grab a roll and take-away beverage instead.  In the cafe you will find genuine home baked cakes. No ready made scone mix in sight. They are truly crafted by hand. I do like a tuna melt panini followed by the Malteser tray bake myself.  I am not ashamed to say that I have also tried the scones, flapjacks and carrot cake... all in the interest of tourism research of course.  You can also have a game of Petanque at The Broch cafe which is fun! Simply ask to use the equipment. The cafe is conveniently situated between the A84 and National Cycle route 7. 


Smoked Slmon and lemon wedges at the Falls of Dochart Smokehouse
Falls of Dochart Smoked Salmon
In Killin you will find The Falls of Dochart Inn. A traditional inn with candlelit stone walls. A lovely atmosphere inside. Sit by the fire in winter or outside overlooking the falls in summer.  Discover Falls of Dochart smoked salmon either by ordering a dish here or go to the rear of the car park where you will find the smokehouse. Treat yourself to a plate of salmon treats at the tasting counter in the smokehouse building or in one of the outdoor bubble pods. Their pate on a blini with a squirt of lemon is a heavenly mouth teaser.
 
Also in Killin, you will find the Courie Inn,  The Capercaillie and The Killin Hotel. Fraser claims that he had over 20 pieces of scampi at The Capercaillie once and all of our guests now count and compare when ordering. They are famed for generous portions. Check out the menus at the Ardeonaig Hotel, tucked away on the road that goes around the back of the Falls of Dochart. Follow the south Loch Tay road through forest for about 8 miles.
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Falls of Dochart in Autumn
Falls of Dochart in Autumn
St Fillans east Loch Earn offers The Achray Hotel where Laura Muirhead and her team will look after you. Enjoy loch views and a choice of menus including for example the Fish and Chips pictured below or an a la carte menu of culinary experiences by head Chef David Racz. Sit on the deck for a drink in fair weather and visit the loch garden. 

Susan Stuart runs the Four Seasons Hotel where pets are more than welcome. In fact Finn the dog is often on reception to greet you! They are currently offering light refreshments in the snug bar. 

​There is also a cafe with a takeaway kitchen inside the Strathyre village shop where you may meet locals having a "blether" and a cup. 

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Achray House fish and chips
Achray House Fish and Chips
Hidden at the east end of Loch Earn is the St Fillans Golf Club.  The club house is lucky to have Julie and her team from Nutricious and Delicious on catering, promoting ever changing specials. Members will be happy to welcome visitors looking for breakfast rolls, cakes and lunches.  Also, try the Sunday lunches and early dinners as advertised. An informal setting overlooking the impeccable golf club grounds.
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Baking choices at St Filans Golf Club
Baking in St Fillans Golf Club by Nutricious and Delicious

Moving further east Comrie and Crieff have their fair share of wee gems to eat in. The Deil's Cauldron specialises in Mediterranean and Scottish Cuisine. Husband and wife team Katy and Brian will look after you. Choose a fixed lunch menu or a la carte in the cottage style restaurant with stone walls. Sunday lunches are delicious and in an intimate setting that almost feels like someones home dining room.

The Royal Hotel is a luxury boutique Hotel with charm,  offering  locally sourced produce and sound cooking techniques putting a modern twist on classic dishes. We love to sit in The Garden Room with its roof light or by the fire reading the papers and magazines in winter with a coffee and a dram or pint (I am on the coffee of course :). 

If you enjoy Indian food you will love the Ghurkas Indian and Nepalese dishes, whether sitting in or to take away. Don't be put off by the small, clean, basic table set up.  The food is delicious.

The family run Meadow Inn is exceptionally good value for pub grub. Well presented food favourites with a family friendly service.  

Pop in to Cafe Rhubarb on Crieff High St with its large corner window so that you can watch what is going on in the street. Laura and Martijn attract many locals and repeat visitors who love their cakes, crepes, waffles, friendly chat and service. 

Keep an eye on The Steading Cafe owned and run by Gourlays -Crieff's high Street butcher and events organiser. Pop in for coffee, soup, rolls and sandwiches though monitor facebook for their fixed evening meal nights like "Steak Night" or BBQ.
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Delicious spiced parsnip soup at The Pottiing Shed Bistro
PictureSandwich with fresh salad and root veg crisps -The Potting Shed Bistro
In Callander we recommend The Potting Shed Bistro within the Roman Camp Hotel grounds. A simple menu for lunch or dinner in a delightful historic setting. Candle lit at night with easy listening music in the back ground. A cheerful and attentive  young service team too. Visit the walled gardens and listen to the peacocks after your meal. Ample parking off road and a short walk down to the river.  Pop in for tea or coffee and a double fruit and plain scone.

Another popular cafe is Deli Ecosse in Callander. They also offer  Gluten and Dairy free options. 


In additon to take-aways already mentioned Lutis woodfired pizza and pasta parlour goes down very well with fans. ​Callander is 14 miles away but dont worry about the food getting cold....you will probably devour it long before you get back to the cottage as the wafting woodfired smell will tease you!

A little further afield, don't go past The Smiddy at Blair Drummond or The Buttercup Cafe in Doune. Both excellent choices for breakfast or lunches and afternoon cakes.


I could go on and on with recommendations. If this lot does not work for you I can recommend more places and further afield.  See our website eating out guide too. Better get the dinner on now.  Having smoked haddock (finnan haddie) from the Crieff Fish shop.  Will tell you more about their choice of fish and seafood plus other local produce next time.  Happy noshing. Enjoy our local scran.

FOOD 2:  Local Produce blog coming soon #shoplocal
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Scones and Jam , The Four Seasons Hotel, St Fillans
Scones and Jam at The Four Seasons St Fillans
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