21/10/2026
Please see this update from PACT about its plans to create a new active travel path linking the Victoria Community Park and Barclay Park areas, connecting the established Formartine and Buchan Way with the Buchanhaven Promenade.
Peterhead Area Community Trust (PACT) is delighted to announce a significant step forward in its plans to create a new active travel path linking the Victoria Community Park and Barclay Park areas, connecting the established Formartine and Buchan Way with the Buchanhaven Promenade.
Following successful support from the Walk, Wheel, Cycle Trust, funding has now been secured to progress the project's next phase. As a result, a consultant has been appointed to undertake a comprehensive feasibility study which will help shape the future development of the route and identify the opportunities and challenges associated with the project.
PACT is pleased to confirm that Local Transport Projects (LTP) has been appointed to carry out the study, with work set to commence shortly.
The proposed path will not only support PACT's ongoing vision to improve accessibility, connectivity and recreational opportunities within the local area, but will also complement the work of the North East Scotland Coastal Trust (NESCAT). NESCAT is currently developing an ambitious 150-mile heritage trail along the north-east coastline, with the Peterhead section forming part of what will be known as "The Doric Way."
This exciting project has the potential to enhance active travel opportunities, encourage healthier lifestyles, improve access to local green spaces, and strengthen links between key community assets and visitor destinations. It will also support the work being carried out by We Are Peterhead.
Further updates will be shared once the feasibility study has been completed and its findings made publicly available.
PACT would like to thank the Walk, Wheel, Cycle Trust for its support and looks forward to working with partners and the local community as the project progresses.