No holiday in Scotland would be complete without a walk to enjoy our scenery and wildlife. You can do it all from Dornoch – woodland walks, hill walking or a stroll along our beautiful beaches each one building lasting memories you’ll treasure.
Suitable for: Children, dogs and wheelchairs Picnic tables: At beach car park Starting point: Cathedral Green A leisurely stroll which takes you out of the town centre and past the…
DetailsSuitable for: Children and dogs Starting point: Cathedral Green Description: This lovely circular walk from Dornoch to Embo and back takes in many different landscapes. During this walk you will…
DetailsLoch Migdale has an easy walk from the north end, there and back taking around 2 hours. The mixed woodland and the loch make this a lovely walk. Spinningdale Burn…
DetailsSuitable for: Children and dogs Starting point: Skelbo Forestry Commission car park, Skelbo Street Features: Children's Scultpure Trail By car from the town centre, go west along Caste Street, turn right…
DetailsSuitable for: Older children and dogs (on leads in bird breeding season) Starting point: Cathedral Green An excellent coastal walk with good opportunities to spot seabirds and seals. From the Point…
DetailsSuitable for: Children and dogs Starting point: Cuthill (Limited car parking) Description: This walk starts from Cuthill, about 3 miles outside Dornoch. The path leads from the road, past fields…
DetailsThe John O'Groats Trail runs from Inverness to John O'Groats in 14 stages. The Square in Dornoch is at the junction of Stages 4 & 5. Stage 4 is Tain to Dornoch…
DetailsSuitable for: Children and dogs Starting point: Camore Wood Car Park Description: (By car from town centre head out towards the War Memorial and turn left at the Church Hall (signposted…
DetailsBalblair Forest, just west of Bonar Bridge, is an easy forestry walk taking an hour to an hour and a quarter. The car park is well signposted and is adjacent…
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