Take a leisurely walk along the Moray Coast with outdoor photographer Kim Grant. Learn how to mindfully tune the world around you and capture beautiful photographs as you do so
A demanding, mostly pathless but short (11 miles) hill-run in the heart of Glenfiddich/Blackwater; ground not often trodden.
The coast provides lots of inspiration for your nature writing. This route involves a gentle stroll and nature writing workshop along Burghead’s beautiful coastline.
Join outdoor photographer Kim Grant for an evening sunset walk through Roseisle Forest and beach, while learning to capture the world around you on camera.
Learning to see the world around us and capturing beautiful close-up photographs.
Experience the outdoors from a different view with this paddle adventure!
2.5 mile stroll along River Avon and surrounding countryside. Followed by an optional BBQ and raffle at Kirkmichael Green Hall. A great chance for residents and visitors to chat and share experiences
Discover nature in a new and exciting way - merging the digital with the natural in this site-specific immersive audio-visual experience which will start with a dusk walk to find out about the effects of light on wildlife.
Experience the outdoors from a different view with this paddle adventure!
Experience the outdoors from a different view with this paddle adventure!
Artist Lise Olsen will be popping up in various locations across Moray throughout the Festival to introduce the Moray Way Soundwalk.
“Have a go” at surfing event for complete beginners or improvers with all the kit included!
Artist Lise Olsen will be popping up in various locations across Moray throughout the Festival to introduce the Moray Way Soundwalk.
Artist Lise Olsen will be popping up in various locations across Moray throughout the Festival to introduce the Moray Way Soundwalk.
A nature photography trail with local photographer Gary Murison.
Artist Lise Olsen will be popping up in various locations across Moray throughout the Festival to introduce the Moray Way Soundwalk.
Sorry – cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Originating in Japan, this event uses nature to reduce stress & give a sense of well-being.