| Community path networks form the basic infrastructure to provide the public with reasonable access throughout their area. By linking key ammenities and recreational opportunities, these paths provide an opportunity to reduce dependency on vehicular travel and enable easier access to the environment. COAT's work to improve community path networks has involved upgrades to or construction of the following paths: |
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Highland Society Bridge to Glenshee Road, Braemar, March 2010
A new 1200m link path has been created from the Highland Society Bridge over the Clunie Water to the Glenshee Road and ultimately ...Read More
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River Path, Street of Kincardine, February 2010
The path from Street of Kincardine to the banks of the River Spey is used by residents for peaceful walks by the river but wet ground ... Read More
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Community Woodland Path, Insh, February 2010
COAT is overseeing works to improve the path through the community woodland to the west of the village of Insh... Read More
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Riverside Path, Carrbridge, January 2010
Carrbridge Community Council approached COAT to find a solution to the frequent inundation of the popular Riverside Path... Read More
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Craigellachie access path, Aviemore, November 2009
The contract to upgrade the main access route into Craigellachie NNR to a 'more-abilities' standard has been awarded with work to be... Read More
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Kingussie to Newtonmore link path, October 2009
An upgrade to the informal path from Kingussie to Newtonmore via loch Gynack has been agreed and work is due to commence... Read More
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Insh path improvements, June 2009
A 300m section of path behind Insh village was upgraded to improve drainage and provide a hard and dry path surface... Read More
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Volunteers upgrade Kingussie path, August 2009
A group of volunteers from BTCV have now completed improvement works on Kingussie's golf course circular path... Read More |
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Strathdon School Path, April 2009
Following requests for improvements to the path to make it more user friendly and provide a safe route to school the path has now been opened...Read More
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Gynack bridge replacement, Kingussie, March 2009
Condemned over 2 years ago, the bridge spanning the Gynack Burn between the Cross Restaurant and Gynack Road has been replaced... Read More
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Tarland All-abilities Path, June 2009
Alastrean Woods comprises beautiful woodland and fantastic views of Deeside. The existing trod has been improved to all-abilities standards... Read More
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