The NCN 77 active travel route improvement works at Almondbank are nearly finished and will be open to use this weekend! Read more
The improved NCN 77 active travel route at the North Inch in Perth is complete and will allow more enjoyable and safer walking, cycling and wheeling experiences. Read more
A new route for walking, cycling and wheeling is being considered for residents and visitors north of Perth. The new path will provide better community links whilst allowing users to keep active and healthy between Stanley and Luncarty. Read more
Find the survey responses for the community consultation for a proposed walking and cycling route from Bridge of Earn to Aberargie, as part of a wider project between Bridge of Earn and Newburgh. Read more
Visit Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park in the 'fair city' of Perth, where Kinnoull Tower overlooks the River Tay, or explore Scone Palace with its awe-inspiring pinetum and magnificent Douglas Fir.
One of Scotland’s Great Trails, the Cateran Trail is a fully waymarked, 64-mile (103 km) route through Perthshire and the Angus glens in the heart of Scotland.
The health of our trees and forests is at risk from tree pests and diseases. These can upset the delicate ecosystem balance and kill off large areas of woodland.
Our support schemes are open for hotels, B&Bs and businesses of all sizes in Perthshire Big Tree Country and along the Cateran Trail and proposed new River Tay Way.
We're running to appeals just now for the Cateran Trail to support our project work along the route and for the Birnam Oak to conserve this incredible icon of Perthshire's tree heritage.
Every donation, big and small, makes a huge difference to the work we are able to do to develop, improve and conserve Perthshire’s incredible countryside.
Auchterarder’s incredible network of paths features seven primary routes that can all now be found in a new leaflet. Read more