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10 Nov Deputy First Minister, Kate Forbes, opens low carbon trailhead car park and off grid toilet facility at Stac Pollaidh, Ross-shire

An environmental charity and community-led infrastructure project that has boosted walking tourism to Stac Pollaidh, near Coigach, Ross-shire, one of the most popular hills to climb in Scotland, was formally opened by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, Kate Forbes, on...

We are delighted to announce the dates for the second half of the OATS Path Maintenance Volunteer (PMV) Programme 2025, largely focused on the Cairngorms National Park. Path Maintenance Volunteer Programme Dates June - December 2025 Monday 16 & Tuesday 17 June: 2-day event at Glen...

‘It’s Up to Us’ in final push to reach £300k target for essential path repairs on iconic Scottish mountain The Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland (OATS) and Mountaineering Scotland are pleased to announce that their joint campaign, It’s Up to Us, has raised over £250,000 to...

Thanks to Dan Bailey at UK Hillwalking for a fantastic environmental feature, Under Our Feet – The Unappreciated Art of Upland Path Building. In it, Dan highlights the skills and hard work undertaken in all weathers required to build a sustainable mountain path, and the urgent need...

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10 Nov Deputy First Minister, Kate Forbes, opens low carbon trailhead car park and off grid toilet facility at Stac Pollaidh, Ross-shire

12 Jun New Path Maintenance Volunteer dates for 2025 announced

11 Jun CAMPAIGN TO SAVE SCOTLAND’S MOUNTAIN PATHS REACHES £250,000 MILESTONE

06 May Under Our Feet – The Unappreciated Art of Upland Path Building

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