Glen Quaich is a Scottish dangerous drive in winters

Located in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, Glen Quaich is one of the most picturesque yet dangerous roads in the country. It's one of the highest roads of the country.

Glen Quaich Road

Can you drive the Glen Quaich?

It’s said to be one of the most stunning drives in Scotland. The road is totally paved but extremely narrow in parts. The road is unsuitable for caravans, trailers, and long vehicles as there are very few passing places. The road is very steep, hitting a 17% maximum gradient through some of the ramps.

How long is Glen Quaich?

The road is 17.38km (10.8 miles) long, running east-west from Amulree to Kenmore. It’s a two-way road with traffic able to travel in both directions.

Is Glen Quaich worth it?

Set high in the Highlands of Scotland, the drive offers stunning views of Loch Freuchie. This road offers keen drivers a chance to experience a few minutes of driving on steeply winding roads and allows passengers to absorb breathtaking scenery.

Is Glen Quaich open?

Surrounded by green fields and patches of woodlands, this drive is not for the faint-hearted. It tops out at 538m (1,765ft) above sea level. The road is very treacherous in winters and can pose a danger to the public in winter conditions. It can become especially risky when temperatures drop.

 

 

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