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Comrie Glen Lednock and Deil’s Cauldron Trail Running Route: 14km Perthshire Loop

A 13.9km circular trail running route from Comrie village centre / Laggan Park area a scenic Perthshire trail run from Comrie linking woodland paths, Glen Lednock, riverside trails and hill views, with around 428m of climbing and a highest point of 312m.
13.9km

Distance

428m

Elevation Gain

2.3 hours to 3 hours running / 4 to 5 hours walking

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About this route

This Comrie Glen Lednock and Deil’s Cauldron trail running route is a circular loop from Comrie village centre / Laggan Park area, built from the supplied GPX file and suitable for runners who are comfortable on mixed trail terrain.

The GPX measures approximately 13.9km with around 428m of elevation gain and reaches a highest point of about 312m. This route mixes accessible village trail running with wilder-feeling woodland and gorge scenery above Comrie. Expect short sharp climbs and potentially slippery paths near the burn and gorge.

Use the GPX for navigation, carry appropriate kit for the distance and weather, and always check local access, parking and public transport details before travelling.

Route Features

At a Glance

📍 Start:Comrie

Getting there

Start Point

Comrie
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Parking

Use signed public parking in Comrie village or around Laggan Park where permitted. Check local signs and avoid residential streets or narrow access lanes.

Public Transport

Comrie is served by bus links towards Crieff, Perth and St Fillans, but services vary, so check current Stagecoach or local timetable information before travelling.

Toilets

Public toilet availability in Comrie can change; check current village facilities before setting off. Cafes and pubs may have customer toilets.

Nearest Town

Comrie

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What's underfoot

Expect woodland paths, riverside paths, hill tracks, village lanes, forest trails, short steep climbs. The route has approximately 428m of climbing over 13.9km, so pace should be adjusted for terrain, weather and navigation.

Best Seasons

Navigation Difficulty

Comrie

Weather Notes

Avoid poor visibility, high winds and heavy rain on exposed or high-level sections. Paths may be slippery, boggy or harder to follow after prolonged wet weather.

Recommended Equipment

Trail shoes are strongly recommended for this route. Here’s what we’d suggest.

Recommended kit for this route

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Before, during & after

Water

Carry your own water. Natural water sources should not be relied upon unless treated/filtered, and facilities may be limited or seasonal.

Shops Nearby

Comrie has village shops, cafes and a post office. Stock up before the route as facilities are limited once on the trail.

Post-Run Recommendation

Stay in Comrie for coffee, lunch or a pub stop after the run. Comrie Croft and the village centre are good options depending on opening times.

How to run it

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Before you go

⚠ Safety Notes

Follow the GPX closely and carry a map/backup navigation. Conditions can change quickly on open fell, moorland or mountain ground. Take extra care on wet rock, boggy sections, steep descents and road crossings. Let someone know your plan for longer or more remote routes.

🌦 Weather Notes

Avoid poor visibility, high winds and heavy rain on exposed or high-level sections. Paths may be slippery, boggy or harder to follow after prolonged wet weather.

Local knowledge

💡 Local Tip

Start early for quieter trails and easier parking. Check weather and daylight before setting off, especially outside summer. The best experience is usually in a settled dry spell when the views are clear and the paths are less boggy.

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