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Really excellent path from Comrie to St Fillans. Quite flat in the main, following the river. Few steep zig zags near st fillans. Willbe a really great path when finished. We tried to followthe path past st fillans, but turned back. Is definately passable, but not so enjoyable for young family. Will definitely return once path is finished to Lovhearn Head 👍

Some of it is a good or very good surface but short sections become singletrack more suited to an MTB. I did it all on a gravel bike but it was unusually dry.

Neish Island. We swim around it weekly, but it has a nice bit of history. https://canmore.org.uk/site/24437/neish-island-loch-earn https://cyclecrieff.scot/

Loch Earn, is a picturesque freshwater loch in Scotland's Stirling council area, spanning about 17 kilometres. The loch has an unusual "tidal" system, called a Seiche. This is caused by the prevailing winds blowing wind down the valley, resulting in a build up of water at one end of the Loch. Other lakes, such as the much larger Lake Geneva, and Lake Garda also are homes to this phenomena.

Loch Earn, a picturesque freshwater loch in Scotland's Stirling council area, spans about 17 kilometres. Nestled in the scenic Trossachs region, it is a popular destination for water sports and fishing, you'll find a good stock of Rainbow and Brown Trout. The loch has an unusual "tidal" system, called a Seiche. This is caused by the prevailing winds blowing wind down the valley, resulting in a build up of water at one end of the Loch. Other lakes, such as the much larger Lake Geneva, and Lake Garda also are homes to this phenomena.

A mixture of tarmac hard packed track and narrow muddy paths. Currently work ongoing ro upgrade whole route but likely to take a good few years yet.

Created by renowned Scottish sculptor and environmental artist, Rob Mulholland, 'Still' depicts a human figure gazing out across Loch Earn. It captures the sense of awe to be found in nature, and our struggle to interact with the natural world. The sculpture, a much-loved feature and part of a local sculpture trail, was removed by the new owners when the surrounding estate was sold in 2017. After a public campaign it was reinstated in 2022.

Start of the walk up Ben vorlich on the edge of loch Earn. Nice spot for a picnic and to skim a few stones.