Woman taking a photo of the view from the train

Matt Jessop

An image of a lake with mountains in the background

See the Scottish landscape like never before as you pass historic towns and pretty villages following the riverbanks of Allan Water.

On leaving Stirling, look out for the Wallace Memorial on its hill to the right and to the left you’ll see the broad Upper Forth Valley framed by the rugged landscape of the Highland Peaks. Make time to explore the historic town of Dunblane with its ancient cathedral and museums. Gleneagles is set in picturesque countryside and boasts plenty of walking options into the glens and peaks of the Ochils.

Highlights

Great views from the train windows

Exploring Gleneagles with its famous golf courses

Dunblane Cathedral

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Getting there

Train/bus Car Plane

Good car parking facilities exist at Gleneagles and Bridge Of Allan Stations. The latter can be oversubscribed. Parking facilities exist in Dunblane Town.

Frequent suburban train services operate into Stirling from both Glasgow and Edinburgh with those from Edinburgh continuing to Dunblane. Some of the trains from Glasgow also operate to Dunblane. Look up times.

BY BUS
All three intermediate stations are served by bus services although the frequencies are low. Bridge Of Allan and Dunblane is served by Stagecoach Service 47 : Stirling – Dunblane – Braco – Muthill - Crieff and Gleneagles Station is served by Docherty Service 19/20 : Stirling – Blackford – Gleneagles – Auchterarder – Aberruthven – Perth.

Route

Stirling - Perth

Cost

£8.80 Off-Peak Day Return

Opening times

7 days a week | all year

Journey time

34min

Distance

34 miles | 55 km

Time from London

6:00 hours (see itinerary)

Plan your trip

Suggested itinerary

Take the train from Edinburgh Waverley to Stirling. Trains are regular (look up times) and take approximately 50 minutes.

Perth and Stirling are large stations at the end of the line. Through services operate regularly from Glasgow and Edinburgh to all stations on the line and there are occasional services from London (Kings Cross) to Gleneagles calling at Newcastle upon Tyne and York. There are extensive hotel facilities to cater for all levels of expenditure in Dunblane, Gleneagles and in nearby Auchterarder. There are some small tourist attractions owned by Historic Scotland in the area adjacent to Gleneagles Station. The main Historic Scotland tourist site is Dunblane Cathedral.