Moray Walking & Outdoor Festival
Scotland’s Midsummer Outdoor Festival: 12-22 June 2026
A relaxing sensory walk, that incorporates simple mindful invitations to help us relax and restore in the gorgeous area of the Findhorn Hinterland woodland and the surrounding dunes.
Guided walk of Glenbeg, Grantown-on-Spey’s hidden gem. Accompanied by a local STGA guide, historian and author. History, heritage, nature and great views of Cromdale Hills & Cairngorms.
The Dava Moor, a wild, bleak or romantic spot north of Grantown. Walk with John as he reveals the history, legends, placenames and former settlements of a previous time.
An exceptional heritage walk with local writer Rob Wallen around Garmouth & Kingston.
Free for MWA members, this is a short, informative, circular walk through farmland, woods & along quiet country roads with some local history thrown in for good measure.
Join NTS Brodie Castle and Estate volunteers and staff, also our guest, artist/writer Helen Wright, long-standing resident and creator of the Gowdie mural, as we explore historic Auldearn.
Step back through centuries of maritime history on this relaxed evening walk around Lossiemouth’s historic harbour, where fascinating stories, historic photos and hidden heritage bring the town’s seafaring past vividly to life.
We shall walk a circular route, probably anti-clockwise, from the bird-hide carpark (G.R. NJ 053633), 300 mtrs south of the Findhorn Ecopark entrance. We shall stop ocasionally.
Join local geologist Dave Longstaff on a 3-4 hour walk in Quarry Wood to look at the geology and to discuss a controversy that confounded early Victorian scientists.
A medium length, flat, circular walk exploring a range of habitats and ecosystems as well as looking at some historical features and opportunistic wildlife spotting.
Gentle circular walk with lots of stops to hear stories attached to the trees in the centre of Elgin.