Useful Links
Looking for information on the Perth & Kinross Countryside? Then look no further.
The PKCT team have come up with a selection of links which will lead you right to the information you are looking for. Got a suggestion for us? Let us know by emailing Kirsty.
Walking in Perthshire
Walking Stories - Perthshire
Website where people share their walking experiences with each other, and learn about new places.
Crieff & Strathearn Drover's Tryst
Annual walking festival, held in October, with lots of family fun and activities.
Glentrek
Local company offering guided or self-led walking holidays and baggage transfer along the Cateran Trail.
Rucksack Readers - Cateran Trail
An informative colour guide book with drop down route map for the Trail. Purchase online direct from the website.Funding bodies
Cycling in Perthshire
Visit Scotland - cycling and mountain biking
For information on cycling opportunities throughout Perthshire.
ByCycle
A voluntary association of organisations and individuals which aims to encourage cycling and publicise its benefits for the community, for individuals and the environment.
Destinations
Perthshire Big Tree Country
Contains lots of interesting information on a variety of sites, walks and stunning views throughout the area.
Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park Users Group
Established in 2001, the Group represents a wide range of users of the Woodland Park. It works with both Perth & Kinross Council Ranger Service and Forestry Commission Scotland to ensure the appropriate management of the area.
Cairngorms National Park Authority
Information about the Cairngorms National Park, its management, location and various points of interest.
Getting About
Scottish Outdoor Access Code
The Scottish Outdoor Access Code defines how access rights should be exercised.
Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust
Aims to provide and promote high quality opportunities for the conservation, enhancement and promotion of the historic environment of Perth and Kinross.
Walking on Wheels
Visit the Walking on Wheels Trust for information on walks suitable for wheelchair and electric scooter users.
Walk of the Week
Birks of Aberfeldy
Robert Burns penned The Birks of Aberfeldy whilst resdting by the Tay in these birch woods.

