NCN The Salmon Run Cycle Route Map (Route 77 - Dundee to Pitlochry)

We are improving the National Cycle Network to make it more accessible for everyone. As part of our Paths for Everyone vision, some sections of the Network have been removed or reclassified. There may be sections within these maps that are no longer part of the Network. These sections are likely to be on busier roads and will suit more experienced cyclists.

This map shows the Salmon Run route and surrounding area.

The Salmon Run follows the 54 miles of National Route 77 as it follows the winding course of the River Tay between Dundee and Pitlochry. The Tay is Scotland's mightiest river, and the longest at 120 miles. It is famous the world over for the quality its record-breaking salmon. For most of the way the route uses quiet country lanes and dedicated cycle paths, but with a few short off-road sections.

Full colour map based on Ordnance Survey data with easy to read contours and route profiles. Also features detailed inset maps for the major towns and cities and 5 circular routes of 11 to 22 miles length, which are recommended for exploring the area in more depth.

National Cycle Network Routes covered

• National Route 77 between Dundee and Pitlochry
• National Route 1 between Newburgh and Broughty Ferry and across the Tay Road bridge in Dundee

Author: Sustrans

Published: 2005

Miles: 54

Scale: 1:100,000

Size: 24 x 13 cm folded, 75 x 47 cm unfolded

Paper: Waterproof, comes with plastic cover