The path starts at the 1816 Waterloo monument, in the shape of Napoleon’s hat, and leads to Carlingnose Point nature reserve which conserves calcareous grassland habitat with a rich variety of...
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Start at the entrance to Balgay Park beside Lochee Park. Turn to your left and walk up along the road. When the road turns off to the right, follow it. At the crossroads take the road to your...
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Start outside Lochee Library. Cross over the High Street and walk towards the Coupar Angus Road. Walk under the Coupar Angus road using the underpass. Turn to your right and follow the path. ...
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Based near the shore of the Tay, Orchar Park is a mid-sized public park complete with sports facilities. The park has a seven-a-side grass football pitch (also suitable for hockey), bowling green...
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Start at City Square and walk towards the Overgate Centre. Walk through the Centre taking the first exit on the right hand side. Once outside the centre walk straight ahead up Barrack Street...
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There are three routes to choose from: the Bronze Route is a short but pleasant breath of fresh air, the Silver Route is a slightly longer walk along a short stretch of the River Tay and the Gold...
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Discover the Pitlochry Paths network which covers more than 41 miles of paths, tracks and quiet roads and links Pitlochry with the settlements of Killiecrankie, Moulin and Strathtay. Intended as...
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If you're looking for a walk that offers a real contrast between rough upland terrain and more civilised lowland slopes, this route from Pitlochry offers the complete package. The outward leg...
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Porters Trot
Starting at Jessie Porter Nursery, turn along Gilburn Road towards Caird Park. At the big roundabout turn left along Forres Avenue until you reach Beauly...
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Start on the Esplanade, at the bottom of Panmure Street. Go up Panmure Street. Just after going under the railway, turn right, into Orchar Park. At the path junction, choose your route round...
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Natural attractions include a wide range of trees and shrubs, along with carpets of grass, ferns and wild flowers in season. Many wild flowers and different species of trees and shrubs line the...
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Queen's View lies at the heart of Highland Perthshire, and it's the area's most popular visitor attraction. Just one look is enough to tell you why. When Queen Victoria visited in 1866, she...
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A fairly easy walk in good weather, leading to the wilder Glen Mark at the head of Glen Esk. Visit the ornamental well erected to commemorate a visit by Queen Victoria and return down the glen or...
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This trail runs down the coastal slope from Ravenscraig Park to the historic Dysart Harbour. There are car parks at both ends of the trail and a cafe at the Harbourmasters House at Dysart Harbour....
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The Reekie Linn is the most impressive waterfall in the region, its great power making it an awesome sight especially in spate. The very short walk to it is very pleasant through deciduous...
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From Panmure Street, turn right after the railway bridge into Orchar Park to cross Monifieth Road via the traffic island. Cycle up Reres Road, bearing right and enter Reres Hill Park at the gap...
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A lovely wooded glen with specimen trees leads to the path alongside the River Esk. Woodland and open countryside lead to the small settlement of Dykehead from where the road is followed back.
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The ever-changing nature of the River North Esk provides the focus for this wonderfully scenic woodland stroll from Edzell, taking in the aptly named Shakkin' Brig on the edge of the Angus village...
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Relax by the River Tay on this delightful walk along peaceful waterside paths lined with mature leafy deciduous trees and carpets of wildflowers. The route starts in the charming Perthshire...
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The Nature Park enjoys an important location on the Tay Estuary. The water quality of the Firth of Tay is one of the best in Europe for a major estuary. The estuary has many important natural...
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A very short 250m level, surfaced path to seated viewpoint of the river alongside a field near the Stuart Crystal Visitor Centre. There is a car park with many spaces at the Stuart &...
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From the junction of Helmsdale Place and Harestane Road, turn down Harestane road - with the trees and the burn on your left - until you reach the sharp bend in the road at the junction with Old...
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Follow the river North Esk upstream as it squeezes through an impressive gorge and enjoy woodland paths and a minor road through pleasant countryside to complete the circuit from picturesque...
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There are three routes to choose from: the Bronze Route is a short walk round the Rose Gardens, the Silver Route is a walk through Balgay Cemetery and the Gold Route is a walk through Victoria...
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Rumbling Bridge gorge is a dramatic box canyon in seemingly otherwise gentle countryside. This short figure-of-eight walk gives exciting glimpses of its rock walls and waterfalls.
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Start at Broughty Castle. Walk through the lane and along by the sandy beach. When the road swings left, follow the path through the grass above the shore and follow The Esplanade. The '...
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Explore the varied coastal scenery north of Arbroath on this excellent walk atop the sandstone cliffs. The walk could be shortened by taking a bus back to Arbroath from Auchmithie. Good coastal...
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From the Community Centre entrance, turn right and walk up the slope right round Kirkton Crescent until you reach Derwent Avenue. From here, turn right and go down Derwent Avenue until you get...
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You can start this route anywhere in or around Dundee and once you do just make your way to Invergowrie, I followed the Dundee city green circle cycle path from my home in sidlaw court Dundee to...
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The Sidlaws have long been a favourite stomping ground for Dundonians, with the masts on the summit of Craigowl being a prominent landmark for miles around. This hillwalk takes in the three main...
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Get on track around Muirhead and follow the four walks around the area: Dronley Station - The Railway Path, Birkhill - Blairfield Road, Piperdam - The Check Bar Road and Backmuir Wood and the...
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Starting from the Community Centre. Cross the road and go down to Gilburn Road. Turn right and go along Gilburn Road until you reach Strathmartine Road. At the junction with the shop on your...
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It was here, after the Battle of Killiekrankie in 1689, that Donald MacBean a soldier in the defeated government army, escaped his Jacobite pursuers by leaping across this 5.5m (18.5ft) rocky...
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The South Inch covers an area of approximately 31 hectares and includes the Lesser South Inch which has an extensive area of hard standing, skate park, sports pitches, car parking and toilets. The...
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South Road Park is between Menzieshill and Charleston. It is home to the Lynch Sport Centre, and to outside sport facilities such as football pitches, a Multi-use games area (MUGA) and a bowling...
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From the East Sands (a Blue Flag beach) the path crosses the swing bridge and through the harbour. One route leads over the cliffs and past the Castle with its bottle dungeon. In the middle ages,...
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