Attractions

This is a narrow ledge along the River Findhorn with steep cliffs and sudden drops. Take care, particularly in wet weather.

Randolph’s Leap is a walk along the River Findhorn, named after a specific point where the gorge narrows. It is said that at this point Thomas Randolph , who later became the Earl of Moray was chasing a member of the Comyn family who leaped the narrows to escape. It was originally called Comyn’s Leap, … Read more

Kinloss Abbey was founded in 1150 by King David and was colonised by Cistercian monks.

Forres has an enviable display of floral sculptures and displays. Over the years, the volunteers that make this happen have won countless awards and accolades, but most of all, they make the town look beautiful. People come from miles around to see the displays in Grant Park. But there work doesn’t end there, there are … Read more

Findhorn Bay is a local nature reserve

This picturesque part of the Burgie Estate has more than 600 acres of trees, flowers and bushes. It offers a mix of full grown trees and hundreds of recently planted varieties. It’s a very pleasant walk around a woodland and water.. It has a good collection of rhododendrons, Sorbus, alder, birch and Tilia but also … Read more

This remote loch is a hidden gem, accessible by track, and well worth the walk.

Culbin is a diverse and ever-changing coastal forest. It has a fascinating network of tracks to explore on foot or by bike. It’s suitable for walking and cycling, with miles and miles of tracks. You can follow some of the waymarked routes such as Hill 99, or you can make your own way using a … Read more