by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Our surveyors walked this route from NT511530 (west of Addinston) to NT517570 (bridge over Kelphope Burn, Dodcleuch):From the A697, west of Addinston, a signpost indicates The Hillfort. At the farm, turn north as indicated by the hillfort signage. At NT520534, a sign...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
On the southeast side of Wanlockhead, a Southern Upland Way (SUW) signpost indicates a route leading southeast around the west side of Stake Hill. In 1km, join the road to the radar station, but at NS883115 leave the road (and the SUW) after 500m to continue due south...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
This is a challenging, but rewarding, route through remote country in the heart of the Caithness peatlands. Parts are in good condition and easily followed, but some sections are faint or untraceable, so require careful navigation to stay on course. There are two...
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...
