Bridge of Earn to Newburgh Active Travel Route

The Bridge of Earn to Newburgh Active Travel Route project aims to create safe walking, cycling and wheeling infrastructure connecting communities within the A912 and A913 road corridors.

The project has been split into three phases and is looking to be delivered from its western end in Bridge of Earn heading eastwards:

Phase 1: Section 1A: Bridge of Earn (BoE) near Old Edinburgh Road to the community woodlands
Phase 1: Section 1B: Community woodlands underneath the M90 to just west of Ourdenarde roundabout
Phase 1: Section 1C: Bailgie Straight down to Aberargie roundabout
Phase 2: Glenfoot through Abernethy to Jamesfield just over the railway line
Phase 3: Jamesfield to Newburgh

Please use the links below to learn all about the project, including what's happening now, community consultations, maps, and much more.

If there are any queries or facts you require more information on or to give us feedback, please contact us on [email protected]

Latest

Stanley and Luncarty communities show support for active travel

Local communities and businesses have given their backing for the latest proposed designs for a new walking, wheeling and cycling route between Stanley and Luncarty. >
£300k Rannoch Riverside All Abilities Path is officially open!

Mountaineer (and our patron) Cameron McNeish cut the ribbon to officially open the Rannoch Riverside All Abilities path, which will allow residents and visitors explore the outdoors next to the River Tummel. >
Outdoor education in Perth gets big support

Outdoor education in Perth and surrounding area is earmarked to receive £10,000 per annum for three years to help develop discovery and learning opportunities for youth, adults and community groups, including vulnerable groups.
Free Bee Training Events

Sign up for a free place on Rewilding Denmarkfield’s three-part bee ID & monitoring course led by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust!

The Cateran Trail

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.
Pitlochry Walks

Pitlochry is set in spectacular scenery and is ideally located for touring Highland Perthshire or further afield.
Crieff Walks

Crieff is a bustling country town set amidst magnificent Perthshire scenery. It straddles the Highland Boundary Fault where the rolling Lowland landscape meets majestic Highland terrain.
Blairgowrie Walks

Nestled on the banks of the River Ericht in the heart of Scotland, the Perthshire town of Blairgowrie & Rattray is ideally located for a day trip and or use as a base to explore Central and Eastern Scotland.
Dunkeld & Birnam Walks

Dunkeld and Birnam is one of the best preserved historic towns in Scotland surrounded by a fantastic choice of walks and rides in breathtaking countryside.
The Loch Leven Heritage Trail

Loch Leven Heritage Trail is a circular path of 13 miles (21 km) linking natural, historic and cultural heritage around Loch Leven.
Top 10 Autumn Walks in Perthshire

There is nowhere better in Scotland to take in the glorious colours of autumn than Perthshire. Home of Big Tree Country, the whole area blazes with reds, oranges and golds as the leaves turn. Salmon leaping and dear rutting add to the seasonal sights and sounds waiting to be discovered.
Pitlochry

Allean Forest, Faskally Woods, the Pass of Killiecrankie and Queen's View - the most popular tourist site in Perthshire - combine for an unforgettable day out in Perthshire Big Tree Country.
Download Leaflets

There are SO many fascinating and beautiful walks across Perthshire. Check out the leaflets available to download and plan your next adventure.
Aberfeldy

Visit the Birks of Aberfeldy, which inspired Scotland's national bard Robert Burns, or Cluny House Gardens – home to Britain's widest tree and a great place to spot red squirrels.

Bridge of Earn to Newburgh Active Travel Route

Phase 1 - BoE to Baiglie Straight end - FAQs

Phase 1 - BoE to Baiglie Straight end Background Information

Phase 1 - BoE to Baiglie Straight end Consultation

Phase 1 - BoE to Bailgie Straight end Consultation - Survey Responses

Phase 1A - Old Edinburgh Road - Road Hump Consultation

Phase 2 - Abernethy active travel consultation

Phase 2 - Abernethy consultation - survey results

Phases 1 & 2 - First Project Update June 2020