Bridge of Earn

Bridge of Earn is a Town in the county of Perth and Kinross.

Bridge of Earn postcode: PH2 9AE

Retail in Bridge of Earn

There are great places to visit near Bridge of Earn including some great rivers and streams, towns, lakes, historic buildings, ancient sites and waterfalls.

The area close to Bridge of Earn boasts some of the best rivers and streams including River Tay.

Towns to visit near Bridge of Earn include Pitlochry, Dunkeld, and Aberfeldy.

Don't miss Loch Faskally, and Loch Kennard's lakes if visiting the area around Bridge of Earn.

Wade's Bridge is one of Bridge of Earn's best, nearby historic buildings to visit in Bridge of Earn.

Places near Bridge of Earn feature a number of interesting ancient sites including Croftmoraig Stone Circle.

Don't miss Falls of Moness's waterfalls if visiting the area around Bridge of Earn.

Bridge of Earn History

There are some historic monuments around Bridge of Earn:

Places to see near Bridge of Earn

History of Bridge of Earn

Bridge of Earn has had two railway stations, the second and most recent having closed on 15 June 1964, when the Bridge of Earn to Mawcarse line was closed down. Bridge of Earn’s original station had been located a few hundred yards further east when the existing line first opened on 18 July 1848. This station was closed on 1 February 1892, not as a consequence of economic cutbacks, but rather as a consequence of expansion. The Bridge of Earn to Mawcarse line, which followed closely to the route of the current M90 motorway southwards towards Balmanno Hill, before cutting right through the heart of it via the two tunnels which still exist today, opened to passengers on 1 June 1890. It made logistical sense to move Bridge of Earn’s station to a better position to accommodate this new junction and so the original station was replaced.

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Lakes near Bridge of Earn

    Where to Eat in Bridge of Earn

    Wild Roe Deer

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    As a part of this production, Landscape Britain was asked to advise with regards to the location of specific areas of outstanding natural beauty throughout the region.

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