Innerdownie Summit – Dollar Glen Waterfall loop from River Devon

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Auchterarder And District

Innerdownie Summit – Dollar Glen Waterfall loop from River Devon

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Innerdownie Summit – Dollar Glen Waterfall loop from River Devon

06:42

20.8km

830m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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4.36 km

Innerdownie Summit

Highlight • Viewpoint

At 611m Innerdownie rises above the woodland in Glen Sherup and above Glen Devon. Often included in a loop from Glen Devon as the first or last summit of an Ochil walk.

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6.58 km

Whitewisp Hill Summit

Highlight • Viewpoint

At 643m this is slightly lower than nearby Tarmangie Hill but occupies the same ridge on the edge of the Ochils. Often included in a loop from Glen Devon.

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7.95 km

Tarmangie Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

Easy to miss, this is another lovely hill with a small cairn atop. 645m.

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9.93 km

King's Seat Summit

Highlight • Summit

The perfect spot to shelter from harsh winds and enjoy a much needed rest at the summit

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10.3 km

Spitfire Memorial on King's Seat

Highlight • Historical Site

Kings Seat is one of the few Donalds north of Edinburgh. A straight forward walk from Dollar.

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13.5 km

Dollar Glen Waterfall

Highlight • Waterfall

Dollar Glen. Magical with its many waterfalls, gullies and pools. Walk up one side to Castle Campbell and return via the other bank.

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13.8 km

Burn of Care

Highlight • River

The Burn of Care runs down the east side of Saddle Hill. This geocache is hidden at the shallow cobbled ford that crosses over The Burn of Care. It then …

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20.5 km

You are afforded some wonderful views of Castlehill Reservoir from this point just off the main road. This is a great starting point to explore many of the delights this area has to offer, including Seamab and Commonedge Hill.

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