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TRACKS — The Rural Access Committee for Kinross-shire

Local paths, walking & rural access · Kinross-shire

TRACKS improves local paths and rural access across Kinross-shire and Glenfarg. Discover the charity behind Loch Leven Heritage Trail repairs and other projects connecting people with the countryside.

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Loch Leven viewed from Burleigh Sands, published by TRACKS

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About TRACKS — The Rural Access Committee for Kinross-shire

Established in 1992, TRACKS develops projects that improve access to Kinross-shire and Glenfarg. Its work includes the Loch Leven Heritage Trail, with four phases of repairs completed by October 2025, alongside a new path link from Lochend Farm Shop and projects at Wallace Park in Glenfarg. The organisation also identifies path improvements at Lathro Country Park in Kinross.

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Taking part and getting in touch

The official website introduces the charity and provides information about its access projects and local routes. Residents interested in the path network can use it to understand the group’s role and find relevant updates. People wishing to support the organisation should use its public contact channels to discuss current opportunities. Route conditions and access arrangements can change, so consult current project information and local notices when planning an outing.

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The work behind the paths

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TRACKS raises funds and manages projects that improve rural access. Its recent work includes repairs to the 21-kilometre Loch Leven Heritage Trail, a link from Lochend Farm Shop and path improvements in Glenfarg and Kinross. The project pages explain what has been completed and where work is planned. Use current notices when choosing a route, and contact TRACKS about supporting its work.