Beautiful Brora & The Old Coffin Road

Sun 28th Jul 2024

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Scotland / North Highlands
Local Group
North of Scotland
Distance
15 or 18ml.
Start Time
10:00
Route
Starting from Brora Golf Club c.p, KW9 6QS

Coastal path to Dalchalm, then to Clyne Kirk & onto the coffin road(track) to Gordonbush Estate & Loch Brora. South along the east side of Loch to Doll Bridge & into Upper Uppat Wood, passing 3 lochans & then to Uppat House. Options here to extend the walk through the Lower Uppat & Dunrobin Woods, or a shorter route past Sputie Burn & waterfall. Back to Brora harbour on the beach

General Notes
Dogs allowed, providing owners have public liability pet insurance & owners follow the directions of the walk leader. Toilets at Brora Golf Club & distillery at 2.5miles
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Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.