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Errol Station Link

CoGG has secured funding from LEADER, Perth&Kinross Countryside Trust (PKCT) and the Perth&Kinross Quality of Life Trust for the second phase of our North Errol Project - an all weather path from Errol village to Errol Station

25 September 2009

Errol path opening ceremony 14 August

Roseanna Cunningham MSP officially opened the recently ugraded  "cow road"  to Loan Brae.  Despite the heavy rain, residents and CoGG members showed their support. See the Errol projects page for more info and  photos

28 August 2009

Modified Core Path Plan

The latest version of  PKC's Core Path Plan can now be viewed and maps downloaded from the Council's website www.pkc.gov.uk

26 July 2009

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Carse of Gowrie Group - Paths Project

The Carse of Gowrie looking from Kinnoull Hill

The Carse of Gowrie in east central Scotland is a fertile strip of land in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, stretching for about 24km along the north shore of the Firth of Tay between Perth and Dundee and bordered by the Sidlaw hills to the north. It is a beautiful part of Scotland to live in and visit.

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A typical field margin left as a path

The Carse of Gowrie Group (CoGG) established the Paths Project to develop a comprehensive network of paths for walking and other forms of non-mechanised transport. If this is your interest, then you have found the best site for a free source of information, resources and maps of the paths we are developing and promoting.

A typical field margin left as a path

CoGG and the Paths Project is run by groups of volunteers representing the various communities within the Carse. More information on the background to the Paths Project can be found here and details of the volunteer groups here.