Errol and Grange - routes
| Paths around the Errol area | |
| Location |
Map These paths are all easily accessed from Errol village and several run to the south towards the Tay and Port Allen. The paths to the north of the village are partly new and partly a reinstatement of the previous paths in this area. |
| Type |
Established paths |
| Description |
The paths are largely along prepared farm tracks but some are on inclines. Some paths are suitable for wheelchair, disabled, pushchair, cycling and horse access, but see the advice below. The path along the river (Port Allen - Tay Lodge and onwards) is not suitable yet for cycling or pushchairs and will probably not be suitable for wheelchairs even after the proposed works. The track from the road down to New Farm is quite steep at the beginning, please take care.
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| Distance |
Various depending on route taken. |
| Parking |
In Errol village or in public car park next to church and park. Please take care not to block drives and access. |
| Local sites of interest | |
| Photographs |
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| Special precautions |
Care should be taken where paths are on farm land and particular care should be exercised when crossing fields containing animals. Please note that the path along the banks of the Tay from Tay Lodge eastwards is not well defined in places. The full length of the riverside path, plus the two woods on either side of the track between Daleally and Port Allen, is a particularly sensitive area for bird life, so please keep dogs under close control. |