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Meeting Point - for all walks please meet in the Crieff Visitor Centre, Muthill Road, Crieff PH7 4HQ Google map here. Complimentary tea and coffee is available.
Children - children are welcome on many Tryst walks but must be accompanied by a responsible adult and be capable of completing the walk. Minimum age for Medium walks is 12 yr and minimum for Hard and Extra Hard is 16 yr. There is no administrative charge for children/young people under 16 but if the walk uses a minibus a transport charge will apply.
Saturday October 8th - MediumThis is a glorious circular walk which really gives you a feel for the Central Highlands – their remoteness, their spectacular scenery, their history and wildlife. The route climbs above the Sma’ Glen, once a droving road and one of General Wade’s military roads and one of the most famous passes in Scotland. With any luck you will able to spot buzzards flying – below you. From the former Foulford Inn the route climbs the southern shoulder of the Scurran and on along the ridge towards Glen Almond. Heading down to the bealach the route then turn south towards the start either via Fendoch burn or Meall Tarsuinn.
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Sunday October 9th - MediumThis is a hidden gem which combines splendid well managed estate land with wild open moorland and a beautiful wooded glen. And look out for the wild goats. From the car park the route returns to Craggish before entering the impressive Aberuchill estate. Above Aberuchill Castle the track climbs and contours around the southern shoulder of Ben Halton on an old quarry road before descending via Dalclathick to Glen Artney, immortalised in Sir Walter Scott’s ‘The Lady of the Lake’.
Leader: Susie DrummondMeeting Time: 9:00AM at the Crieff Visitors CentreTransport: Car shareStart of walk: GR763201 – small car park next to Water of Ruchill Finish of walk: GR763201 – small car park next to Water of RuchillReturn to Crieff: 4:15PM Duration: 5:30Distance: 13kmAscent: 300mAltitude: 300mGrade: MediumNotes: This is a very pleasant walk on well defined tracks, although it can be boggy in parts.Full hill walking gear including boots, waterproof jacket and over trousers, hat, gloves, spare fleece, packed lunch and spare food and water.Maximum number: 12
Tuesday October 11th - MediumThis has proved to be a very popular and fascinating walk. Pitlochry historian and Wade expert, Colin Liddell follows General Wade’s second Road North through the Sma’ Glen. It is a route steeped in military and droving history which for the majority of the way follows the original military road. From Newton Bridge the route goes north via Corriemuckloch to Amulree the site of an original Kingshouse. The route continues north via Newton of Ballinreigh into Glen Cochil as far as the roadbridge at Scotston.
Leader: Colin LiddellMeeting Time: 9:00AM at the Crieff Visitors CentreTransport: MinibusStart of walk: GR87315 – Newton Bridge Finish of walk: GR907419 - road bridge at Scotston, Glen CochilReturn to Crieff: 3:45PM Duration: 5:00Distance: 13.5kmAscent: 100mAltitude: 290mGrade: MediumNotes: Most of the walking will be on hill tracks parts of which could be muddy and boggy. There are two short sections of public road and some road and fence crossings. Full hill walking gear including boots, waterproof jacket and over trousers, hat, gloves, spare fleece, packed lunch and spare food and water. Maximum number: 14
Thursday October 13th - MediumA fascinating low level walk starting from the impressive Roman Fort at Ardoch. Here there is dramatic evidence of a series of enormous marching camps and of a large fort from the Antonine period of occupation. The walk continues around the Upper and Lower Rhynd Lochs which are rich in wildfowl. It is a paradise for birdwatchers. The walk is across open ground, mostly on paths and with superb views of the Ochil Hills.
Leader: Des GreevyMeeting Time: 9:30AM at the Crieff Visitors CentreTransport: Car shareStart of walk: GR838099 – car park beside A822 at River Knaik Bridge, Braco Finish of walk: GR838099 – car park beside A822 at River Knaik Bridge, BracoReturn to Crieff: 4:45PM Duration: 5:00Distance: 10kmAscent: 20mAltitude: 127mGrade: MediumNotes: The terrain is not demanding but it can be wet underfoot. Binoculars are very useful. Boots, waterproof jacket and over trousers, hat, gloves, packed lunch and spare food and water. Maximum number: 14
Friday October 14th - MediumThis is a beautiful and enchanting local walk with good views and plenty of tales of drovers and witches. After a steady climb to the top of the Knock there is a welcome descent to Gilmerton and the elegant grounds of Monzie Castle. Here at an ancient stone circle there will be time to hear some local tales before walking past the Castle and back to the Glen Turret Distillery and a chance to sample afternoon tea at the Famous Grouse Experience, who have sponsored this walk.
Leader: Mollie McCallumMeeting Time: 1:00PM at the Crieff Visitors CentreTransport: Car shareStart of walk: GR756235 – Famous Grouse Experience car park Finish of walk: GR756235 – Famous Grouse Experience car parkReturn to Crieff: 4:25PM Duration: 3:00Distance: 9kmAscent: 200mAltitude: 270mGrade: MediumNotes: Although less demanding in terms of altitude it is still quite a long walk. The tracks and paths are good and well defined. Full hill walking gear including boots, waterproof jacket and over trousers, hat, gloves and snack if required. Maximum number: 14
