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
Four-star Bolthole Cottage is helping access to the rural East Perthshire countryside step up by joining the Cateran Trail business support scheme. 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
Wigwam Holidays Ballintuim joins the effort to help improve access along The Cateran Trail and help keep it one of Scotland’s Great Trails. Read more
Improved active travel route options and principles for walking, cycling and wheeling between Stanley and Luncarty are open for communities to view and feed into. Read more
The River Tay Way – a new long-distance walking and cycling route that passes through Dunkeld and Birnam – has been chosen as a Co-op Cause to benefit from the Co-op Local Community Fund. Read more
The Cateran Trail is set to receive a 20th anniversary gift to help it continue being one of Scotland’s Great Trails. The Hugh Fraser Foundation has agreed to donate £3,000 per annum towards improvements on the Cateran Trail for three years. Read more
One of Scotland’s Great Trails, the Cateran Trail welcomes its first business supporter in Tallavey Cottages. Read more