Paths and Outdoor Access in Moray
One of five Circular Cycle Routes in Moray, the ‘Elgin Experience’ takes you on a 13 mile journey through Moray’s Historic capital city and it’s scenic surrounding countryside.
A waymarked mountain biking network has been developed on the picturesque Glenlivet Estate. This comprises six trails of between 6 and 17 miles, and two shorter trails of under 2 miles which follow waymarked walking routes.
One of five Circular Cycle Routes in Moray, the Lossiemouth Loop takes you from the West Beach Car Park in Lossiemouth, round the perimeter of the airfield via Duffus Castle and back. The whole route is relatively flat and passes through fertile farming country.
This is a signed cycle route from Burghead to Cullen, linking the coastal communities. Explore the dramatic landscapes from rugged cliffs to sweeping shores, sheltered coves to fishertown harbours. Visitors are drawn by the resident bottlenose dolphins and the myriad of birdlife on the cliffs.
Suitable for all types of bikes. Some sections are suitable for walking and horse riding.
Good surfacing through out, combining a mixture of gravel paths, tarmac paths, and public road sections.
This is part of the National Cycle Network, Route 1 and is signed from Aberdeen to Inverness and beyond to John O’Groats.