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...
by Neil Birch | 11 September 2025
Start at the unclassified road (983 538) and head northeast. Before reaching the hill there is a section with wide dykes, most of this part was planted a number of years ago with conifers. Once through the gate on to the hill the track continues...
by Craig Reilly | 11 September 2025
Heritage Paths web-mapping only shows Comyn’s Road between Glen Tromie and Blair Atholl, as its section from Ruthven Barracks to Glen Tromie is included here as part of The Minigaig. However, if travelling along Comyn’s Road from end to end, it perhaps...
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
Travelling the Coronation Road today is difficult, due to the lack of ferries over the Rivers Tay and Earn, but the sections which lie between Scone and Abernethy are described below. A further section of the Coronation Road heads from near Carpow to...
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
This is a route of two halves: the eastern half is a forest ride which preserves very well the line of the traditional route and the western half (on the westward slope down to Merklands) is open moor, on which the path-line has faded almost completely....
