The Two Lodges
Dorenell Visitor Centre Lower Cabrach, Moray, United KingdomA linear walk with Dorenell Ranger Service linking Glenfiddich lodge and Blackwater Lodge, finishing at the Dorenell Visitor Centre.
A linear walk with Dorenell Ranger Service linking Glenfiddich lodge and Blackwater Lodge, finishing at the Dorenell Visitor Centre.
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.
Artist Lise Olsen will be popping up in various locations across Moray throughout the Festival to introduce the Moray Way Soundwalk.
SOLD OUT Explore the Dava Moor Part 2 continues the journey of discovery about the people and the place that still leaves a deep impression on visitors.
Enjoy a relaxing train journey from Dufftown to Drummuir and a scenic return walk back to Dufftown
Explore hidden histories in the Braes of Glenlivet.
A linear walk with Dorenell and Glenlivet Ranger Services along Moray core path SP29 from Bridgehaugh in Glenfiddich through to Glenlivet.
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.
A wildlife safari walk in the Glenlivet Hills!
A challenging hill walk ascending from the beautiful Braes of Glenlivet to the top of Carn na Glascoill. This hill on the eastern edge of the Estate has wonderful 360 degree views.
Enjoy a relaxing train journey from Dufftown to Drummuir and a scenic return walk back to Dufftown
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.
Moray Way Artist in Residence, Stuart Mc Adam talks about his experience of challenge walking versus pilgrim walking.