Riverside walk along the north bank of the River Tay. Expect to pass wildflowers, fishing huts, castles and river wildlife!

A rich and varied trail taking in Milton Woods and some of Aviemore’s hidden heritage. Prior to the arrival of the railway, Aviemore was only a small farming community with…

This peaceful, ambling riverside path is suitable for most abilities and has benches dotted along the riverbank. It wanders past the 500-year-old Birnam Oak and under Thomas Telford’s Dunkeld Bridge.…

A relatively long, circular route through mature forest. Good for cycling. Some historic sites along the route include the poorhouse, which was a one storey structure (c.1864), situated to the…

This route starts in Pitlochry and ventures out and up Craigower Hill. Then loops round the hill and comes back into Pitlochry. Craigower Hill (the goat’s crag) is owned by…

A walk from the centre of Dalwhinnie out to the distillery. Distance: 1 mile (out-and-back) Approximate time: ½ hour Start: Dalwhinnie Village Hall Terrain: Pavement

3 mile grassy walk, starting for the centre of Dalwhinnie. Distance: 3½ miles Approximate time: 2 hours Start: Dalwhinnie Village Hall Terrain: Tussocky grass, no path in places (although route…

This circular walk takes in more mixed woodland. Distance: ¾ mile (1km) Approximate time: ½ hour Start: Cemetery Car Park Terrain: Mixture of forest tracks and paths with some rough,…

This classic walk, starting at the House of Bruar, was made famous in a poem by Robert Burns urging the Duke of Atholl to plant trees in the immediate area.…

An almost level walk, except for some steps, partly on roads, partly along a nature trail footpath through woods. Public Transport: Regular bus and train services to and from Pitlochry…