Dunphail Tea and Cakes Walk
Sun 9th Oct 2022
Walk Details:
A circular route from the VH going north on Dava Way to start with, then on farm tracks and paths to the River Divie, then onto the River Findhorn paths to Logie Steading Cafe. Continuing north on river paths to Loch of Blairs, then through the Altyre Estate on tracks and paths to Outlawell and Drummine Farm. North on Dava Way back to village hall for tea and cakes
Entry Details:
Walk Report
We met up at the Hall car park at 9am and did a circular walk that took in the Logie Cafe for a late morning coffee and cakes, an Altye picnic lunch and the Edinkillie refreshments at the end. Lots of river walking along the Divie and Findhorn rivers with salmon being spotted leaping up the Falls of Carrachan. We also passed a ruined castle at Dunphail, a vitrified fort at Relugus, a restored boathouse at Loch of Blairs and many large country houses and buildings of Architectural note.Other Files
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