Loch Earn Railway Path Map

It was a scenic single track line which ran west from comrie by the river earn, which was crossed several times, climbing until it reached st fillans from which it ran above the north shore of loch earn to lochearnhead where it turned south to meet the callander and oban railway at balquhidder [2nd]. Here are our route maps showing the current development phases of the loch earn railway path perth and kinross leader programme The road on the north shore is the a85.

This lovely cycling and walking trail takes you along national cycle route 7 through the beautiful glen ogle. The return is along a much boggier and rougher path following close to the line of an old military road. This section runs from station road in st fillans to above the power station, where the trail currently ends.

By 1893 the caledonian railway line had been extended from perth to crieff.

Loch earn, stirling place type: You can start the walk from the car park on the st fillans road just to the east of st fillans. Nn 629 189 (os map 57) (can be seen across loch earn from the railway path.) dominates the highland landscape on south side of loch earn. The project received funding from rural perth & kinross leader and forth valley & lomond leader.