Appin of Dull, nr Aberfeldy: C+ 10 miles Circular

Join us on this "new for 25" hill walk. The route follows paths, tracks and minor roads with some prolonged sections of ascent. Many thanks to PatF for leading and doing all the research on this one 😀
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Grade: C+
Length: 10 miles
Ascent: 300 m
Pace: Medium
Dogs: OK, so long as they are kept on a lead where necessary in the vicinity of the farmland beside the river and on the approach to Shenavail.
The walk begins by crossing the Tay Bridge, one of General Wade’s bridges, built as part of the opening up of the Highlands in the early 18th century, before following the river upstream through the fertile farmland of the Appin of Dull.
The route then turns north to Dull via Carse Farm. During early Christian times, there was a monastery at Dull and ‘appin’ means abbey land. After Dull the track then heads east towards Camserney and gives lovely views across the valley before passing Shenavail and entering the plantation on the southern flank of Weem Hill.
Further on are the abandoned ruins of the hamlet of Rawer.
Eventually, the track leads down Weem Hill to the village of Weem and the B846, and a short walk along the famous Poplar Avenue back to the starting point.
We'll start walking at 10:00 hrs prompt from Taybridge Drive, Aberfeldy, beside the Black Watch Monument. Please let us know if you're held up or unable to join us by messaging the event organiser via this Meetup website so that we can proceed with our walk without delay.

Car sharing is a friendly option that gets people out who might not be able to do so otherwise 😄. We will stop at a convenient point on the way for lunch. Refreshments are available at the Watermill, Mill Street, Aberfeldy, PH15 2BG

Health & Safety on walks ...
Hillwalking can pose a risk of personal injury, and all participants should be aware of and accept these risks, as well as be responsible for their own actions, involvement, and enjoyment. No participant is owed any formal duty of care by the group or by the walk leader.
Please make sure you have the appropriate level of fitness required for a Grade C+ walk.
Participants are also responsible for ensuring that their walking gear is suitable for the nature of the walk and the prevailing weather conditions (which they are responsible for checking), as well as for bringing adequate food and water supplies.
Pic credit: Wade Bridge @ Aberfeldy - by Mike McBey is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.