A fantastic turnout to the Dunblane Road Race 2025.
Dunblane Road Race. Image: Eve Conroy
ByHeather Fowlie & Eve Conroy
Hundreds turned out as the Dunblane Road Race took place in Dunblane.
The day began at noon on Sunday May 24 with the 2km Youth Race, which started in Millrow and finished near the iconic Gold Post Box at the top of Dunblane High Street. An hour later, the 12km adult race got underway.
The 2K Youth race started in Millrow and finished at the top end of Dunblane High Street, close to the Gold Post Box.
For the 12km Road Race the route heads north along Perth Road through the village of Kinbuck.
After crossing the River Allan at Cromlix Bridge it turns left and follows Auchenlay Road back towards Dunblane. After re-entering Dunblane, the route follows Doune Road, Springfield Terrace, Sunnyside and back into the High Street, finishing near the Gold Post Box.
All proceeds from the event go towards supporting the Dunblane Centre at the heart of the community.
The Courier photographer Eve Conroy was there to capture all the action below:
Runners make their way through the streets of Dunblane.
Runners make their way through the streets of Dunblane.
It’s a thumbs up from this runner.
Runners make their way through the streets of Dunblane.
Runners make their way through the streets of Dunblane.
Looking cool!
Pushing hard along Auchinlay Road.
No. 361 cruises along.
A runner enjoys the pretty scenery.
Dunblane Road Race
Dunblane Road Race
A smile for the camera!
Dunblane Road Race
Cruising along.
All smiles!
Digging in.
Pushing hard!
A thumbs up from this runner.
All smiles on the down hill stretch!
Dunblane Road Race
Powering through.
Spectators cheer on the runners.
Looking strong.
The finish line!
Strathearn Harriers.
2nd male finisher Ethan Woodhead with 1st female finisher Lindsay Sword.
1st male finisher James Grant.
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