Tay Landscape Partnership

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Tay Landscape Partnership (Tay LP) was an exciting four-year, £2.6 million Heritage Lottery Funded project celebrating the landscapes of where the Rivers Tay and Earn meet. Together with our partners the Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust, we delivered 29 projects that:

conserved, restored and improved access to a range of natural and historic features;
encouraged and supported a greater diversity and quantity of people to learn about and more actively participated in their landscape and its heritage;
provided training opportunities for people in local, traditional skills; and
link with broader public and private investment in Dundee, Perth and Fife, to support sustainable economic development.

The Tay Landscape Partnership project finished in October 2018.

Orchard Pruning © Tay Landscape Partnership Abernethy WBD 2016 © George Logan

Visit the Tay Landscape Partnership Legacy website to find out more

Latest

Rannoch riverside access for all nearly complete thanks to SSE Renewables funding

Rannoch’s much-loved riverside paths are being made more accessible for everyone of all ages and abilities thanks to support from SSE Renewables. >
Glenisla bridge is open!

We are very happy to announce that historically unique wrought iron bridge at Kirkton of Glenisla is open again after months closed thanks to vital new decking. >
Evening event raises £1,000 for Perthshire countryside

An evening event with mountaineer Cameron McNeish successfully raised over £1,000 for us towards Perthshire’s iconic countryside.
PNCP Programme Report

Find out all about Perthshire Nature Connections Partnership (PNCP) in this complete programme report.

National Tree Collections of Scotland

We host the NTCS network, which brings together the best of Scotland’s specimen tree collections.
Perthshire Conifer Conservation Programe (PCCP)

The PCCP provides some of Perthshire's next generation of Big Trees, helping to restore valuable historic gardens, designed landscapes, popular parks and other sites. It is an important part of Scotland's global contribution to protect the world's most threatened conifers. Staff collect seeds, grow them on and plant them in safe-havens in the forests, gardens and estates of Perthshire. PCCP partners include Scottish Forestry, Forestry and Land Scotland, and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

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.