Two more sections of the Loch Earn Railway Path have been upgraded to 'all ability' status. St Fillans Community Trust (SFCT) and Balquhidder, Lochearnhead & Strathyre Community Trust (BLSCT) have been working closely together to plan the final stages of the Loch...
Notice to Villagers & Visitors Site works Dear Villagers, As discussed at our Community Council Meetings, we would like to inform you of the upcoming construction works commencing soon on two short sections of the Loch...
Below are details of a planning application the Community Council received on 10th December 2024 from Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park. For further information please see their Planning Search page and enter the reference below in the Search box....
The latest section of the Loch Earn Railway Path to have been upgraded to all-ability status runs from the Glentarken Bridge to Derry Wood, just North of the Loch Earn Sailing Club. Direct access to this new section can be gained via the Glentarken Track that runs up...
Phase 3 of the Loch Earn Railway Path was opened by Cecil Smylie (Chair, St Fillans Community Trust) on the afternnon of 3rd November 2017. This was followed by an optional walk or cycle to the ‘Crocodile’ and back and then Tea/Coffee/Biscuits at the Four Seasons...
Thank you all for your patience and understanding while the latest section of the Railway Path is being constructed - we appreciate that the noise has been more of a nuisance than was expected. For various reasons, this section has been quite challenging but hopefully...