Visit the countryside Cateran Trail The Cateran Trail - closures and diversions Here you can find the latest information on Cateran Trail closures, diversions and warnings in place for safety reasons. Road closures and diversions A93 GLENSHEE In order to permit Resurfacing Works on the above section of road I recommend that a temporary traffic regulation order be prepared. It is to be effective from the 31st August 2022 for a period of four weeks. The order will temporarily prohibit all vehicles from driving, parking and loading on the A93, Glenshee from its junction with the access to MacThomas car park (314237, 764132) to its junction with the private access to property known as Tigh-Na-Coil (314161, 765093), a distance of 1.03 kilometres or thereby. Pedestrian & emergency vehicular access to premises will be maintained. The alternative route for vehicles is via – A93 – A926 – A90(T) – A957 – A93 A93 LAIR BRAE - GLENSHEE In order to permit Resurfacing Works on the above section of road I recommend that a temporary traffic regulation order be prepared. It is to be effective from the 8th September 2022 for a period of four weeks. The order will temporarily prohibit all vehicles from driving, parking and loading on the A93 Lair Brae, Glenshee from its junction with the private access to property known as Glenshee Pottery (314247, 763482) to its junction with the private access to property known as Tigh-Na-Coil (314161, 765093), a distance of 1.66 kilometres or thereby. Pedestrian & emergency vehicular access to premises will be maintained. The alternative route for vehicles is via – A93 – A926 – A90(T) – A957 – A93 Closed Blackcraig Forest - the Cateran Trail is also closed through Blackcraig Forest due to fallen trees caused by Storm Arwen. Diversions Kindrogan Forest (Kirkmichael to Enochdhu) - Due to fallen trees along the Cateran Trail, there is a diversion now in place for safe passage through the forest. Click on map below to see it in more detail. Kirkton of Glenisla - the Brackny Pedestrian Bridge which crosses the River Isla at Kirkton of Glenisla is now reopened to all users. Warning Drimmie Wood - There are a number of trees down in Drimmie Wood, so it is not advisable to visit at this time.