Moray Walking & Outdoor Festival
Scotland’s Midsummer Outdoor Festival: 13-23 June 2025
Enjoy a walk and talk around Lossiemouth exploring places associated with Lossiemouth born Ramsay MacDonald, who became Prime Minister of the UK in 1924. Refreshments follow the walk.
An evening event taking a loop around Findhorn dunes to see the varied flora, fauna and archaeological sites and the ongoing work of trusts members in maintaining this important environment.
Join a NTS Brodie Castle & Estate guide and guests (including artist/writer, Helen Wright, creator of the Isobel Gowdie mural) as we explore events in the long history of Auldearn.
Re-trace the steps of Sandy Edwards, an elderly Lossiemouth fisherman through his handwritten dairy. Explore the stories of the diary, mapping significant and poignant locations marked by history and community.
A stunningly beautiful walk through ancient and new woodland, with stunning views, amazing nature and a highly qualified and experienced guide.
An evening walk into Blackwater Lodge from Dorenell Visitor Centre to learn about the natural and cultural history of the area. Bring along a picnic to eat near Blackwater Lodge.
An opportunity to examine features of the late Permian Hopeman Sandstone Formation, including fossilised dunes and animal trackways, with local geologist Dave Longstaff.
Relax and restore in beautiful woodland surroundings by learning to practise natural mindfulness. Woodland themed tea, and snacks, included. Rediscover the woods and yourself.
Botanical Linocut Workshop by Buff and Blue Prints to complement the Midsummer Magic of St. Mary's walk in the evening.
Join John Halliday from Strathspey Tours on a walk along the Dava Way from near Dava Station to Grantown.
A timeline of Earth’s 4.6 billion year history! Every millimetre is 1000 years as we stride through the aeons and hear the awe-inspiring story of life on our planet.
An exceptional heritage walk with local writer Rob Wallen around Garmouth & Kingston.
Join us for a Midsummer Evening stroll exploring the history and mythology of pilgrimages to the sacred Well of St Mary's on the Orton Estate, Fochabers.
Enjoy a relaxing train journey from Dufftown to Drummuir and a scenic return walk back to Dufftown
Walk across the Dava Moor back to Grantown-on-Spey via Glenbeg. Varied scenery: moorland, hill farms, woodland and ending at the Square of 1765 Georgian planned town of Grantown.
A guided walk around the remains of the largest Cistercian Monastery in the North of Scotland, including the Abbot’s House, which is not usually accessible.
Discover the hidden clues in nature and learn what they can tell us. Tracks, signs, tree shapes and bird calls can reveal some surprising secrets!
An Aberlour village walk with Dr John Barrett
An amble around Forres following the lines of Lime trees.
