The River Teith at Callander is a well-regarded fishing and paddling access point situated in the heart of Callander, within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park.

The stretch here forms part of the Stirling Council Fisheries beats, which target salmon, sea trout, and brown trout throughout the season, from spring runs through to October.

The access point is notably inclusive, with wheelchair-accessible sections, maintained paths, seating, rod rests, and fishing platforms along the riverbank. Callander itself serves as a convenient base, with parking areas marked near the beats.

The River Teith also attracts whitewater paddlers, with the river offering a series of rapids downstream that provide a lively challenge for kayakers and canoeists venturing through the area.