Day 1. Cycled from home to York Station. Train to Dundee via Edinburgh. Cycled Route 77 to Perth. Bed & breakfast. 41 miles.
Day 2. Cycled to Pitlochry on Route 77. Bed & breakfast. 39 miles.
Day 3. Cycled to Pitlochry Station. Train to York straight through. Cycled home. 16 miles.
Total miles 96.
| Day 1. Dundee - underneath the Tay Road Bridge. |
| The Tay Road Bridge. |
| Dundee - Discovery Point. |
| RRS Discovery. |
| Dundee - Route 77 Riverside Drive. |
| 9 miles mark near Little Powgavie. |
| Minor road at Mains of Errol. |
| 19 miles. West of Glencarse. |
| The River Tay and Perth from the minor road above Kinfauns Castle. |
| Kinnoull Hill just east of Perth. |
| Day 2. The River Tay in Perth. |
| 26 miles mark just north of Perth. |
| Cycle path washed away by the River Almond near Almonbank. |
| Almondbank. |
| Near the A9 in Birnam Wood, Dunkeld. |
| The station access steps at Dunkeld Station. |
| The A9, behind, on entering Birnam. |
| Dunkeld. |
| Route 77 lies through the arch just north of Dunkeld. |
| Just through the arch. |
| The hotel grounds. |
| The River Tay. |
| The A9 flyover. The cycle route goes under the road and circles up and round to cross the river to pick up the B898 into Strath Tay. |
| The B898 in Craigvinean Forest. I didn't see any. |
| 49 miles.Turn right here to pick up the minor road into Pitlochry. This junction could easily be missed if you were to be cycling fast from the summit at Dalguise. |
| Logierait Bridge. |
| The towers of the Port na Craig Suspension Bridge, behind, that cross the River Tummel into Pitlochry. |
| The Port na Craig Suspension Bridge, Pitlochry. |
| Looking upstream from the bridge to Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder. |
| The end of the route, Pitlochry. |
| A closer view of the Power Station. |
| The Fish Ladder. |
| The fish viewing area. |
| Moulin Brewery a short walk uphill from Pitlochry. |
| Moulin Hotel in front of the brewery. |
| Outside the Moulin Hotel. |
| A pint of Braveheart at £2.90 a pint. |
| Day 3. Cycled from my bed and breakfast to the station en route for home. |
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