This route is shown as starting and finishing on Sparepenny Lane in line with the ruins of Eynsford Castle, built by William de Eynsford in the 11th Century. This is at the entrance to a property named Chestnut Rise. The route takes you initially along the Darent Valley Path, with a pedestrian railway crossing point you must be careful on. Beyond the fields you will turn off right and drift up and in to Lullingstone Park golf course. You will meander through the holes, and cross one fairway, before following the paths all the way back down hill to the entrance of Lullingstone Country Park.

This is the first Stage of Valeriana Road. It goes through Pilzone, Sulzano, Sale Marasino, Marone, Zone and Pisogne. Most of it is on the road and only 10-15% is trail.

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A linear long-distance route with separate designated route for walking developed by Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust.

The River Tay Way will travel between Kenmore and Perth and pass through some of the finest countryside that Perthshire has to offer. 

The route is approximately 50 miles passes through the communities of Luncarty, Stanley, Murthly, Dunkeld and Birnam, Aberfeldy, and Kenmore.

The walking route follows existing designated core paths, and the cycling route follows National Cycle Route 77 (NCN 77) and NCN 7.