Everyone is welcome to a community drop-in session to see and discuss progress and designs for Rannoch’s Riverside All Abilities Path Project on Thursday, 28 October 2021, 14.00 to 19.00 at the Village Hall in Kinloch Rannoch. Read more
Rannoch’s stunning riverside paths will be more accessible for the local community and visitors thanks to a big funding boost. Read more
Cateran Trail Rangers have been hard at work improving accessibility to make the route ready for the Cateran Yomp this weekend. Read more
Pitlochry Festival Theatre and PKCT are delighted to announce the winners of the inaugural TAYken By Me photography competition which celebrates the picturesque Tayside landscape and encourages local communities and visitors to capture what they love about Highland Perthshire. Read more
Well-known mountaineer, long-distance walker and author Cameron McNeish has become patron to Perthshire’s countryside charity. Read more
The Cateran Trail – one of Scotland’s Great Trails – is set to get its own Rangers to help everyone get the best visitor experience along the well-loved route. Read more
Ultrarunning along the River Tay Way kicked off for the first time Friday, 11 June, as John Cassidy and Steven Watt of Young Hearts Run Free podcast took on the entire route. Read more
We are so happy to welcome our new Conservation Officer, David Tollick, to the team. Read more
Alyth’s stunning countryside is going to be more accessible for the local community and visitors thanks to a big funding boost. Read more
Path upgrade works along a narrow stretch of the National Cycle Network route 77 (NCN 77) at Almondbank begin Monday 29 March. Read more