CLODDYMOSS

 

Free Admission

 

From Forres take the A96 west to the Findhorn bridge, then follow the Culbin Forest signs to Kintessack (3 miles), then signs to Cloddymoss.From Nairn take the A96 east to Brodie, turn left over the railway and follow signs to Cloddymoss.

 Brodie Castle

Set in peaceful parkland, this fine 16th-century tower house is packed with enough art and antiques to keep connoisseurs happy all day. It contains fine French furniture; English, continental and Chinese porcelain; and a major collection of paintings..

 Wellhill

The car park gives direct access to the waymarked walks, including the All Abilities and Flowers of the Forest trails. Leaflets including a map of the forest are normally available here.

 FORRES

 Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery

The picturesque distillery of Dallas Dhu was built in 1898 to produce malt whisky for Glasgow firm Wright and Greig's popular 'Roderick Dhu' blend.Visitors to the unique time ...

 Sueno's Stone

The most remarkable sculptured monument in Britain, probably a cenotaph, standing over 20 feet high and dating to the end of the first millennium AD. Covered by a protective glass enclosure.

 Nairn East Beach

Large car park managed by Highland Council from where a signposted path leads along the shore. From Kingsteps (1/2 mile) a waymarked walk and cycle trails lead into the forest.

 NAIRN

 Roseisle

A beautiful coastal pinewood which offers the perfect place for a family outing. Why not make a day of it, have a picnic or use one of our fixed barbecue sites. Relax on the sandy beach or have an ...

 Roseisle Car Park

This great coastal pinewood lining Burghead Bay offers the perfect place for a family outing. Why not make a day of it, have a picnic or use one of our fixed barbecue sites? The children can have fun ...

 Slattadale

Slattadale Forest is situated beside the western shores of Loch Maree about half way between Gairloch and Kinlochewe, and close to the Ben Eighe National Nature Reserve. The forest is mainly ...

 Ardclach Bell Tower

A remarkable little fortified bell tower built in 1655 on the hill above the parish church of Ardclach.

 Burghead Well

A rock-cut well, identified by some as an early Christian baptistry associated with the local cult of St Ethan.

 Cawdor Castle

Quintessential Scottish fortress home in vernacular style dating from the 1370's when William, 3rd Thane of Cawdor, began the central tower house. 'Bottle dungeon', old kitchens and 18th century ...

 Monaughty

The forest walks in Monaughty pass through some magnificent Douglas Fir and Scots Pine and provide spectacular views out to the Moray Firth. The Vale of Pluscarden and Pluscarden Abbey can be seen ...

 Torrieston

An open sunny facility with ample parking space and a large grassy area.

 Leggat Quarry

There is a good sized pleasantly situated car park here with picnic facilities and information. This is also the start of the Elginia Trail.

 Hilton Of Cadboll Chapel

The foundations of a small rectangular chapel and, nearby, a modern carved reconstruction of the famous Pictish cross-slab found on the site and now in the National Museums of Scotland.

 Quarrelwood Woodland Park

Quarrelwood commands a hilltop position overlooking Elgin, the Moray Firth and surrounding countryside. The wood is on the site of an ancient semi-natural Oakwood which has had some underplanting of ...

 Miller House & Hugh Miller's Cottage

Miller House, a handsome Georgian villa built by Miller's sea-captain father, is the home of a superb new museum created by the Trust...

 St Peter's Kirk And Parish Cross, Duffus

The roofless remains of the kirk include the base of a 14th-century western tower, a 16th-century vaulted porch and some interesting tombstones. The cross is of 14th-century date. Keys available ...