by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
We have no survey covering the whole length of the towpath, but would be very grateful for one. We have been told that it is mostly accessible to wheelchairs but that there are gates in places that wheelchairs would not get through. This means...
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
Newsflash! The Heritage Paths (Campsie Fells) Project is very pleased to announce that we have a lovely Campsies map leaflet showing this old route and other paths in the area. To get your hands on one, simply send us an SAE c/o ScotWays (see address...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Go southeast from Peebles by Springhill Road, then Glen Road and the latter’s continuation by path, crossing the Haystoun Burn; this spot is known as Gypsy Glen. The wide old drove road steeply ascends the hill and runs for some distance along the ridge over...
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
Newsflash: 27th April 2019 sees a guided walk along part of this old road as part of the Walks Programme arranged by ScotWays for its members. If you're not yet a ScotWays member, please consider joining up...
by Neil Birch | 11 September 2025
Most of this old route is now used by the Glen Quaich alternative section of the Rob Roy Way (RRW), a long distance route from Drymen to Pitlochry. On the north side of Amulree’s military bridge, a right of way signpost ‘Footpath to Kenmore’ points along a rough...
