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	Crieff Highland Games, Perthshire Scotland
		to the website of Crieff Highland Games which have been held here in Crieff, Perthshire almost every year since 1870.
		We hope you enjoy our website and that you will be able to come along and enjoy the Crieff Highland Games themselves.
		At Crieff Games all the events of Highland skill and field sports take place: Highland Dancing, Solo Piping and Pipe Bands, Tossing the Caber and a full range of traditional Track Events
	www.crieff-highland-games.co.uk (104 words)

	Crieff Ontario
		After 25 years of being rented out for farming and private residences, the property began to be developed into a retreat and conference center for the church under the Maclean Estate committee which was appointed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
		As needs have been identified the Crieff Hills Community have tried to provide for them, as in the Hermitage, which was completely made over through the work of many hands, into a private retreat house.
		Crieff Hills Community still has room to grow in facilities and programs to continue serving the church and society as a retreat and conference center.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/canada/crieff_hills.htm (625 words)

	Crieff Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Crieff is the second largest town in Perthshire, after Perth itself.
		Crieff was already well established as a town by the time the River Earn was bridged here in about 1690.
		There were setbacks in 1716 and 1745 when successive generations of Jacobites attacked Crieff (see our Historical Timeline) but overall the 18th Century saw continued growth in the wealth and the size of the town.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /crieff/crieff/index.html (537 words)

	CENTRE FOR RESEARCH INTO INDUSTRY, ENTERPRISE, FINANCE AND THE FIRM
		The aim of CRIEFF is to foster rigorous research in the economics of industry in its broadest sense.
		The prime objective of CRIEFF is to stimulate high quality research output, of international quality.
		CRIEFF encourages collaborative activities with other research organisations and provides facilities for academic visitors and co-workers in industrial economics.
	www.st-andrews.ac.uk /~www_crieff/CRIEFF.html (307 words)

	CENTRE FOR RESEARCH INTO INDUSTRY, ENTERPRISE, FINANCE AND THE FIRM
		The aim of CRIEFF is to foster rigorous research in the economics of industry in its broadest sense.
		The prime objective of CRIEFF is to stimulate high quality research output, of international quality.
		CRIEFF encourages collaborative activities with other research organisations and provides facilities for academic visitors and co-workers in industrial economics.
	www.st-and.ac.uk /~www_crieff/CRIEFF.html (372 words)

	Crieff & Strathearn Valley - History
		In the early 18th century Crieff, on the Highland boundary, was mutually chosen as the safe meeting place [Tryst] for the sale and purchase of Highland cattle and ponies.
		Much of the trade was done by means of bills and during the second quarter of the 18th century, Crieff came to be regarded as one of the main financial centres of Scotland.
		Crieff has a number of well stocked shops and attractions with the oldest distillery in Scotland being one such attraction alongside the Visitor Centre and its new antiques area.
	crieffandstrathearn.co.uk /history.html (810 words)

	Hotels in Crieff Scotland accommodation - Crieff hotels accommodation in Scotland UK
		Crieff is the main town of Strathearn lying on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands.
		Crieff has been a holiday resort since Victorian times and is the second largest town in Perthshire.
		Crieff was once an ancient cattle market and Scottish 'frontier town' where Highlanders would come for the great cattle trysts.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /crieffhotels.html (583 words)

	Crieff Red Practice
		As a result of Crieff Hydro and the development of Crieff as a "Holiday Resort" at the end of the last century there are a substantial number of large stone-built properties in the town.
		Crieff is a high amenity area with a wide variety of recreational pursuits.
		The facilities of Crieff Hydro are open to new members- swimming, squash, golf, riding etc in addition Strathearn Recreation Centre has a pool badminton courts, Five a side football, and basketball.
	www.dundee.ac.uk /gptraining/registrars/crieffred.htm (1268 words)

	Crieff
		Crieff is on the A85, about 17 miles west of Perth.
		Artery Gallery is based in Crieff, Perthshire and aims to make art more affordable.
		The Famous Grouse Experience at Glenturret Distillery, includes The House of Grouse, Scotland's...
	www.activitypoint.co.uk /cgi-bin/list.cgi?r=crieff (111 words)

	Crieff self-catering flat
		Crieff is a small, friendly holiday town in the heart of Perthshire with around 6,000 inhabitants.
		Crieff is a great place for a holiday and an ideal base for exploring central Scotland with all its tourist attractions.
		Crieff Highland Games have been held for about 150 years and are always a special event for the town.
	www.oldstmichaels.co.uk /english/crieff.html (200 words)

	Scottish Towns - Crieff, Perthshire - Early History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One other suggested derivation is Crioch - the settlement on the frontier: frontier certainly conveys the right image of the rugged Highland line which fringed the territory of the Celtic Earls of Strathearn who held their ancient lands and title by the indulgence of God.
		In the 200 years which followed, Crieff was no longer an important part of the Scottish rural establishment and this relegation was compounded by the loss of many of the lairds and their followers at the disastrous Battle of Flodden in 1513.
		There were very few Crieff families who did not have menfolk amongst the flowers o' the forest who failed to return.
	www.scottish-towns.co.uk /perthshire/crieff/history.html (369 words)

	Tour Crieff.
		As the capital of Strathearn, Crieff, a small town built on the slopes of the Grampian foothills, was transformed from a trading town to a popular vacation resort during the reign of Queen Victoria.
		This is truly one of Scotland's most unspoiled areas, situated, as it is, at the point where the lush countryside of the Lowlands meets the wonderful grandeur of the Perthshire Highlands.
		Crieff, despite its modest size, offers a rich abundance of things to see and do, whatever the weather or interest.
	www.visitdunkeld.com /crieff.htm (295 words)

	Hotel Job Vacancies Crieff Hydro Scotland
		Crieff Hydro can not only provide a range of year round permanent positions there are benefits in development, training and an extensive package of discounts to members of out team.
		Crieff is a small town at the gateway to the Highlands, there is a good bus service to Perth, 17 miles away.
		Crieff has a good range of shops, there are a couple of small supermarkets and some bars too.
	www.crieffhydro.com /index.asp?tm=31 (452 words)

	Crieff Perthshire: Accommodation, Businesses, Attractions, Property for sale
		Crieff is the main town of Strathearn lying on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands.
		The Crieff Hotel Situated in the heart of the town.
		Crieff Angling Club Beats on R Earn and Drummond Loch.
	www.strathearn.com /st_crieff.htm (353 words)

	Crieff Junction Railway
		This railway ran from Gleneagles (near Aucherarder) to Crieff.
		To the west the line continued as the Crieff and Comrie Railway and to the east the line split, one part going to Perth and the other to Gleneagles.
		The station had an extensive goods yard (now rough land) immediately to the south which was approached from an east facing junction.
	www.railscot.co.uk /Crieff_Junction_Railway/body.htm (314 words)

	Crieff
		Situated 18miles/29km west of Perth, Crieff straddles the Highland Boundary Fault where the rolling Lowland landscape meets majestic Highland terrain.
		Throughout medieval times the town was a major political and judicial centre that developed into the main cattle trading centre in Scotland between the 16th and 18th centuries.
		A great way to experience the area is to explore the local waymarked walks network which has paths covering a distance of 29 miles/46km.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/crieff_town (221 words)

	Crieff photographs, maps, books & memories
		It was besieged and bombarded by Cromwell; destroyed in 1689 and subsequently rebuilt; garrisoned by Hanoverian troops in 1715; and partially dismantled in 1745 by the Jacobite Duchess of Perth to deny it to the English.
		Situated three miles south-west of Crieff, Drummond Castle was originally built by John, the first Lord Drummond in 1491.
		It has endured its share of troubles: it was besieged and bombarded by Cromwell, destroyed in 1689 and subsequently rebuilt, garrisoned by Hanoverian troops in 1715, and finally partially dismantled in 1745 by the Jacobite Duchess of Perth to deny it to the English and their allies.
	www.francisfrith.com /archive/scotland/Crieff (288 words)

	Crieff Golf Club
		It was built in the 1830's on the site of a 17th century Tollbooth, the cellars of which served as the ominous walls of a prison.
		A wander through the streets of Crieff will provide tourists with the kind of architectural splendour and original artefacts that photographs demand, including an octagonal cross, erected in 1688 and the Cross of Crieff, a sculptured Celtic Stone, belonging to the 10th century.
		Crieff and the surrounding area boast the elegance of luxury hotels and stunning castles, the charm of country inns, the quaint hospitality of guesthouses and BandBs, and the intimacy of authentic, Scottish cottages.
	www.crieffgolf.co.uk /guide.htm (386 words)

	VisitScotland Perthshire - Crieff, Comrie & Strathearn
		New and elegant hotels such as the Strathearn Hydropathic (now Crieff Hydro) were being increasingly patronised by a growing number of affluent middle-class city dwellers, eager to escape to the fresh air and scenic surroundings of Strathearn.
		The glories of the Crieff countryside are not far from the town centre.
		As the capital of Strathearn, Crieff was transformed from trading town to popular holiday resort during the reign of Queen Victoria and joins the lush countryside of the Lowlands with the grandeur of the Perthshire Highlands.
	www.perthshire.co.uk /index.asp?lm=48 (718 words)

	Crieff Perthshire Scotland general information
		It has been a holiday resort since Victorian times and is the second largest town in Perthshire with a population of almost 6000.
		There are a number of tourist attractions such as Crieff Visitor Centre, Glenturret Distillery (Scotland's oldest) and hotels including the grand Victorian spa - the Crieff Hydro.
		Cattle were driven from all over the north of Scotland to be sold to lowland buyers.
	www.perthshire-scotland.co.uk /crieff2.htm (300 words)

	UK-GolfGuide : A golfer's Guide to Crieff Golf Club, Crieff in Perthshire, Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Please click here for a popup page containing a more detailed map of the location of Crieff Golf Club as well as all the other clubs within a 30 mile radius of it.
		Please also note that all green fee discount schemes are subject to certain restrictions so if you do decide to purchase any, please ensure that you check the small print before turning up at a club with voucher in hand.
		If you know that any of the information shown for Crieff Golf Club is inaccurate or out of date, please tell UK-GolfGuide so that we can update our files.
	www.uk-golfguide.com /scotland/25458.html (433 words)

	Crieff hotels and accommodation, hotel reservations in Grampian / Tayside, by all-hotels.com
		Excellent hotel for clients wanting to be in the centre of Crieff and the Perthshire countryside.
		Welcome to Crieff Hydro Hotel, a sprawling 900 acre estate situated in central Perthshire.
		In 1775 when Bonnie Prince Charlie was wandering the countries of Europe in exile, the Inn that was to become The Royal Hotel was...
	www.all-hotels.com /europe/united_kingdom/scotland/grampian__tayside/crieff_e1.htm (607 words)

	Crieff Venues, Conference Meeting Rooms, Team Building, Room Hire, Accommodation, Coach, Car & Limousine Hire Services ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Crieff Venue finding and Meeting Room Hire Sourcing the right venue or meeting room at the right price can be a daunting task, that's where we excel.
		Crieff Limousine Hire Want to travel in style we have over 600 American stretch Limousine companies available across the UK including companies that cover the Crieff area.
		Crieff Chauffeur Car Hire Need a chauffeur driven vehicle in or around Crieff then contact our transport teams to get the best deal around, we have over 700 chauffeur car companies around the UK including Crieff.
	www.ukcorporatesolutions.com /services/city/296.htm (848 words)

	Venue for International Basal Ganglia Society: 8th Triennial Meeting: Crieff September 2004
		Crieff is the main town in the Strathearn area of Perthshire which lies on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands.
		There is a bus (£2.00) which stops outside Perth train station which will take you to Crieff and the bus stop closest to the hotel is a 10 minute walk.
		There is bus which stops opposite the station which will take you to Crieff which costs £2.00, the bus stop is a 10 minute walk from the hotel, a taxi from Perth would cost around £30.00.
	www.ibags.info /venue.html (680 words)

	Overview of Crieff (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Formerly the administrative centre of Strathearn, the original settlement was known to the Celtic Earls of Strathearn as Cref.
		Between 1672 and 1770, prior to the establishment of the Falkirk Tryst, Crieff was also the centre of Scotland's largest cattle market and the hub of a system of drove roads.
		Later in the century Crieff became one of Scotland's most notable holiday resorts, taking advantage of its sheltered, sunny location on the south-facing slope of the Knock.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/towns/townfirst147.html (313 words)

	Roundelwood Health Spa - Crieff, Perthshire, Strathearn
		Known as “The Gateway to the Highlands” Crieff is surrounded by mountains, rivers and lochs in the beautiful countryside.
		Autumn also has its magic and is a colour spectacle all of its own, when the surrounding countryside is bathed in various shades of red, yellow, gold and brown.
		Within a short drive of Crieff one can find the tranquil glens and rivers of the Sma’Glen, Loch Tay, The Trossachs home of Scotland’s only lake “The Lake of Menteith” and the site of Rob Roy’s grave at Balquhidder.
	www.roundelwood.org.uk /rw_pg7.htm (293 words)

	Crieff Bed and Breakfast, Cheap Hotel and Guest House Accommodation
		This is a small, friendly town centre hotel in Crieff in the heart of r...
		For over 130 years we have been welcoming people from all over the world to Crieff Hydro.
		All Crieff Hydro's 210 en suite bedrooms have been refurbished in the last few years to a good four-star...
	www.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk /propertysearch.asp?townCity=Crieff (639 words)

	Holiday Cottage in Perthshire, Scotland
		Crieff lies in the heart of Perthshire, one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland.
		Its central location means that Crieff is an ideal base from which to explore Perthshire and the Southern Highlands.
		Crieff Visitor Centre, Highland Drover’s Experience (Crieff), The Famous Grouse Experience (Crieff), Drummond Castle Gardens (Crieff), Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre (Comrie), Tullibardine Distillery (20min), Scone Palace and Gardens (beside Perth), Blair Drummond Safari Park (near Stirling), Wallace Monument (Stirling), Stirling Castle, Falkirk Wheel (45 minutes), Edinburgh Zoo, Deep Sea World (Edinburgh).
	www.oldstmichaels.co.uk /english/around_crieff.html (303 words)

	Perth College :: Crieff Learning Centre
		Crieff Learning Centre is run jointly by Perth College and Perth and Kinross Council to give local people access to the many services available from the two organisations.
		As part of a network run by Perth College throughout Perth and Kinross, Crieff Learning Centre provides courses to suit your needs, whether you prefer the convenience of self-study or the reassurance of face-to-face tuition.
		Crieff Learning Centre was funded with generous help from the Millennium Commission, Scottish Enterprise Tayside and learndirect scotland.
	www.perth.ac.uk /Learning_Centres/crieff-lc.htm (623 words)

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