THE ROUTE
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Wooded Western Edge
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The Riverside East
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SEE & DO
For most people, a holiday is all about what they get to see and do. Well, there is certainly lots to see and do along the Heart 200 route. It’s just a case of “where do we start telling you all about the things to see and do?”
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Places to Stay
Places to Stay
We all need to sleep sometime, even when we’re on holiday. So, when your day packed with seeing and doing is over, you will be pleased to know that the Heart 200 route has some great places to stay. From five-star hotels to guest houses, and bunkhouses to campsites, you have a great range to choose from.
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Eat Out
Eat Out
The heart of Scotland boasts some fantastic restaurants, cafes, hotels and inns where you can enjoy the very best in locally produced food and drink. From farm shops to small country inns and bistros to smart hotels, the Heart 200 route will take you to some sumptuous establishments.
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Things to do
Whilst you are touring the routes on Heart 200, one thing is for sure, you won’t be short of enjoying an activity or two. There is plenty to action on every route, including getting up, close and personal with our spectacular wildlife or daring to be brave and enjoying a rock-climbing experience.
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Canoeing

Cycling

Golf

Parkrun Tourism

Rock Climbing

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The Heart of Scotland is a popular destination with film makers and has been for many years now.
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A823 Road Closure - July 1st to 22nd

Home / A823 Road Closure - July 1st to 22nd

A stretch of road on the main Heart 200 route is set to be closed for essential roadworks from July 1st to 22nd. The A823 through Glen Devon is the road linking Yetts o’ Muckhart with Gleneagles. This will affect the Historic South section of Heart 200.

Alternative routes that can be used as diversions include taking the B934 to Dunning, then the B8062 and A824 to Auchterarder and then Gleneagles, or the A91 to Stirling and then up the A9 to get back to Gleneagles.

Our advice is to check your own maps, plan your journey around the fact that this section of A823 is closed for three weeks and enjoy what this fantastic area has to offer.

We would also remind visitors to check the useful information at the bottom of every page on this website, particularly under the headings of: Road Safety, Travel Reports, Public Transport and Charging Points.