Balquhidder is a small village in the Stirling council area of Scotland. It is overlooked by the dramatic mountain terrain of the Braes of Balquhidder, at the head of Loch Voil. Balquhidder Glen is popular for fishing, nature-watching and walking. Balquhidder is a mysterious village, for the past abounds with many a clan battle having taken place here, setting a place in history. Curiously, though, very little has been left as it stands today, even a mention of a shop cannot be had here for there is none. The region welcomes thousand of travelers all year long, which is why they have developed a vast lodging infrastructure which includes accommodations such as Balquhidder vacation rentals, hotels, Balquhidder holiday rentals and Bed & Breakfasts.
Today Balquhidder vacations are very fishing oriented. Keen fisherman will find an abundance of tranquil areas to catch both trout and salmon, with scenic views from many a vantage point taken up along a variety of routes. Travelers constantly stay at hotels or Balquhidder vacation home rentals. Tourists also enjoy the unnerving beauty of Balquhidder and its links to many inspired writers such as Robert Louis Stevenson with his novels "Catriona" and "Kidnapped". It has also been the backdrop to films such as �the thirty nine steps� starring the well-known actor Kenneth More in 1960 and �Geordie� with actor Bill Travers in 1955. Visitors have a variety of Balquhidder vacation home rentals, Balquhidder holiday rentals or Balquhidder vacation rentals to choose from.