Thousands of cyclists are set to flock to Highland Perthshire later in May for the return of Etape Caledonia.
The cycling event, which will be held on Sunday, May 12, celebrates its 17th anniversary in 2024.
The route, which starts and ends in Pitlochry, covers 85 miles and loops around Loch Rannoch.
Participants also have the option of a 55-mile route and a 40-mile circuit.
Several road closures and bus diversions will be in place during the event, which is organised by Limelight Sports Club.
Road closures for Etape Caledonia 2024
Organisers say road closures will be phased through the day to minimise disruption.
Diversion signs will be advertised in advance and visible on the day.
The first restrictions will be imposed from 4.30am, with drivers affected until around 3.30pm.
A sweeper bus will be following slower cyclists to ensure roads can be reopened on time.
Meanwhile, Stagecoach bus services 23 and 83 will operate a revised schedule with significant route changes.
This will affect the morning 23 service from Aberfeldy to Perth and the first two 83 return journeys.
There will also be changes to Flixbus and Scottish Citylink buses serving Pitlochry.
All northbound and southbound journeys will serve the bus stop at Rie-Achan car park rather than the bus stops at Bank of Scotland and Fishers Hotel.
Additionally, no services will serve the bus stop at and opposite Aldour in Pitlochry.
Services operating after 3.30pm will run as normal.
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