There are two core paths passing through Glen Quey – the Reservoirs Trail and the Glen Quey Drove Road between Dollar and Glendevon is a core path.
There are also many informal paths to follow, most of which are entirely unsurfaced over grass and can be muddy in parts. Glen Quey walks range from gentle low ground with easy, mainly unmarked paths, to the higher hill tops with steep and exposed ground with no formal paths. Small burns are, in general, not bridged. Path surfaces are too soft for horses or bicycles with the exception of the Glen Quey drove road which, when dry in summer, would be suitable for both over most of its length.
The weather in the Scottish hills and glens can change quickly, so ensure you are properly equipped when you go walking and inform someone of your whereabouts before you set off.