Where is The Black Spout?
Perthshire woodlands conceal this particular spot just behind a historic small town. Walkers usually find the trail quite easily by following the sound of rushing water up the local glen.

What type of place is The Black Spout?
The Black Spout is a waterfall near Pitlochry in Scotland.

When is the best time to visit The Black Spout?
Autumn months bring spectacular conditions because heavy rainfall supercharges the flow. October visits guarantee a beautiful copper canopy overhead as the surrounding leaves change colour. Clear mornings during spring also offer great light for a woodland trek.

What can you do at The Black Spout?
Standing on the timber viewing platform lets you look straight down into the roaring pool. Photography enthusiasts capture brilliant shots of the sixty-foot drop from the safety of the wooden structure. Walking the slippery forest path provides a proper highland outdoor adventure.

How long should I spend at The Black Spout?
Allocating forty minutes gives ample opportunity to enjoy the waterfall view and take some photos. Strolling further up the glen suits anyone wanting a longer hike into the local countryside.

Where do I park at The Black Spout?
Spaces for ten vehicles exist nearby, providing eight day and two overnight parking spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near The Black Spout?
The Old Mill Inn, Mackintosh Lounge (Fisher’s Hotel), and The Auld Smiddy Inn offer three spots to grab food in Pitlochry. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near The Black Spout?
Pitlochry Youth Hostel and The Retreat Cabin provide two excellent accommodation bases in the area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.