Castles, Railways & Rivers -10th Anniversary Walk
Sun 23rd Nov 2025
Walk Details:
Circular route from Logie Steading Visitors Centre. Following the River Findhorn & Divie to Dunphail Castle, then joining the Dava Way to Drummine & Outlawell. Sluie riverside paths back to Logie Steading. The shorter route misses out Sluie riverside paths
Entry Details:
Walk Report
8 members and one guest set off from the Logie Steading at 9am and headed up the Findhorn River for a short way before heading up the Rover Divie riverside paths at its confluence with the Findhorn. After Dunphail House we went on a short loop to visit the Dorback Burn before heading up to the Dava Way and our 10th anniversary lunch stop at the Edinkillie Village Hall. After lunch another member joined us and we headed north along the Dava Way to Drumine Farm and then west to the Sluie walks via Outlawell Farm. From here we headed towards the River Findhorn and back to the start point at Logie Steading. Due to the slow pace a few short cuts were made which reduced the walk distance to 11.5 miles.Other Files
GPX
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Maps:
You can use the interactive controls to zoom in and out and to move around the map, or click on a marker for more info. (interactive map help)
© OpenStreetMap contributors under Open Database Licence.
Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.
