Clackmannanshire View - Winter 2016
Paths Closed for Improvements
You may have seen signs
like this if you have been
out and about around
Cambus or south east of
Alloa recently. Under the
Inner Forth Landscape
Initiative, the Council
along with the Central
Scotland Green Network
Trust has secured
funding to improve the
path network for the benefit
of the local population and
visitors alike.
Clackmannanshire Council
The good news is that the paths will
be bigger and better and open again
soon.
The Cambus Whisky and Wetland
Wander will enhance paths in and
around Cambus and Tullibody,
creating an all abilities, circular route
and access to the Forth Estuary. Walk
to the Wetlands will do likewise south
east of Alloa.
These improvements will transform
paths which are often muddy, into
routes which are clean and accessible
throughout the year. Both routes are
flat and right on the doorstep of local
communities, ideal for a range of
uses - from family walks and cycles,
to dog walking and keeping fit. The
new paths lead to nature reserves
close to the River Forth, which will also
appeal to visitors keen for sightings
of Clackmannanshire’s rich and varied
wildlife.
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WARNING
From
25 Jan
to
11 Mar
Path closed for
surface improvements
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Contact details
Clackmannanshire Council
Access and Countryside Projects
Officer or Ranger Service
Tel: 01259 450 000
Know the Code before you go
www.outdooraccess-scotland.com
Core Path 26 is closed between Cambus and Cambus Pools to allow improvements to
be made to the path’s surface. In the interests of public safety, please use an alternative
path for the duration of the works.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Thank you
The work is funded by the Heritage
Lottery Fund, SportScotland
Active Places, SUSTRANS and the
Clackmannanshire and Stirling
Environmental Trust. Landowners Diageo
and the Earl of Mar have also supported
public access on their property.
Overall, Clackmannanshire stands to
benefit from nearly £1million worth
of projects under the Inner Forth
Landscape Initiative to celebrate the
natural and cultural heritage of the
Inner Forth area. For more information
see www.innerforthlandscape.co.uk