Rafford & Logie Stride Out
Sat 4th Mar 2023
Walk Details:
Starting from the Dallas Dhu Distillery, the route will skirt Forres before heading up to Burgie Hill, then onto Rafford for a late morning refreshments at the VH. After a snack, the route heads to Logie Steading via Altyre parklands and the river Findhorn. After a short stop at the Logie Cafe, the route heads back to Dallas Dhu via the Dava Way
Entry Details:
Walk Report
A great pop-up stride out walk with Tom and Murray. After Burgie Hill we visited Rafford VH community cafe for bacon rolls, tea and cakes (9 miles). After refuelling, we headed for Logie Steading Cafe via Altyre parklands and the Findhorn river(8 miles). After more tea and cakes, we joined the Dava Way at Peathillock to stride back to the start point at Dallas Dhu Distillery (7 miles). The last leg on the Dava Way gave an opportunity for everyone to stride at their own pace along a good way marked path. Tom was occasionally breaking into a jog along this homeward stride.Other Files
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