Old England Loch

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Perthshire

Scotland

Old England Loch

Farm road, Inchtuthil The trees are on a slight bank which takes the land up off the flood prone ground beside the Tay. Beyond the trees is the site of a Roman camp.
Farm road, Inchtuthil Credit: Richard Webb

Old England Loch is a picturesque freshwater lake located in Perthshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the stunning landscape of the Scottish Highlands, this tranquil loch covers an area of approximately 20 acres. It is situated in close proximity to the village of Kinloch Rannoch, adding to its popular appeal among locals and tourists alike.

Surrounded by rolling hills and dense forests, Old England Loch offers breathtaking panoramic views that captivate visitors. The still waters of the loch reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The loch is fed by several small streams and springs, ensuring a constant flow of freshwater throughout the year.

The vegetation surrounding the loch is predominantly made up of native Scottish flora, including heather, ferns, and various species of wildflowers. This abundance of plant life attracts a diverse array of bird species, making Old England Loch a haven for birdwatchers. Common sightings include ducks, swans, herons, and occasionally ospreys.

The loch also supports a thriving population of fish, with brown trout being the most common species found in its waters. Anglers are drawn to Old England Loch due to its reputation as a prime fishing spot, offering a peaceful and tranquil setting for their favorite pastime.

Overall, Old England Loch is a hidden gem in Perthshire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Whether it be for fishing, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the serene surroundings, this freshwater lake is truly a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered.

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Old England Loch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.523557/-3.4261819 or Grid Reference NO1237. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farm road, Inchtuthil The trees are on a slight bank which takes the land up off the flood prone ground beside the Tay. Beyond the trees is the site of a Roman camp.
Farm road, Inchtuthil
The trees are on a slight bank which takes the land up off the flood prone ground beside the Tay. Beyond the trees is the site of a Roman camp.
River Tay Near Inchtuthil the river flows across a wide flood plain with big shingle banks.  This section was popular with waders and swans.
River Tay
Near Inchtuthil the river flows across a wide flood plain with big shingle banks. This section was popular with waders and swans.
Pine tree near Inchtuthil A pine, alone in a field on the Tay flood plain.
Pine tree near Inchtuthil
A pine, alone in a field on the Tay flood plain.
A gate near Inchtuthil A track across the Tay flood plain.
A gate near Inchtuthil
A track across the Tay flood plain.
Braiding, River Tay Dry channels through shingle and fields beside the Tay.
Braiding, River Tay
Dry channels through shingle and fields beside the Tay.
Tay flood plain Sandy ground, downstream of Caputh.
Tay flood plain
Sandy ground, downstream of Caputh.
River Tay Opposite Baldarroch
River Tay
Opposite Baldarroch
Round bales, Inchtuthil Bales still out in the fields provide a foreground to where the Tay emerges from the Highlands.
Round bales, Inchtuthil
Bales still out in the fields provide a foreground to where the Tay emerges from the Highlands.
Road from Inchtuthil Cottage Now signposted as a path out of Spittalfield.
Road from Inchtuthil Cottage
Now signposted as a path out of Spittalfield.
View towards the Highland Boundary Fault A newly tilled field in the foreground and the emergence of the Tay from the Highlands beyond.
View towards the Highland Boundary Fault
A newly tilled field in the foreground and the emergence of the Tay from the Highlands beyond.
Turning for Ballathie House Hotel
Turning for Ballathie House Hotel
Balmains House Balmains viewed from the road below to the south.
Balmains House
Balmains viewed from the road below to the south.
Buildings at West Woodend Renovated building at West Woodend, viewed from the south.
Buildings at West Woodend
Renovated building at West Woodend, viewed from the south.
Entrance to Ballathie House Hotel The entrance to Ballathie House Hotel from the road to the west.
Entrance to Ballathie House Hotel
The entrance to Ballathie House Hotel from the road to the west.
Line of old railway Course of the former Strathmore Railway Line heading north-eastwards near Innernyte.
Line of old railway
Course of the former Strathmore Railway Line heading north-eastwards near Innernyte.
Track near Baldarroch Track leading south from the roadside at Baldarroch Farm.
Track near Baldarroch
Track leading south from the roadside at Baldarroch Farm.
Baldarroch Farm Baldarroch Farm viewed from the east.
Baldarroch Farm
Baldarroch Farm viewed from the east.
Kinclaven to Murthly road Narrow wooded section of the road heading to Murthly from Kinclaven.
Kinclaven to Murthly road
Narrow wooded section of the road heading to Murthly from Kinclaven.
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Old England Loch is located at Grid Ref: NO1237 (Lat: 56.523557, Lng: -3.4261819)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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Inchtuthil

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Murthly railway station

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