Strathview

Contin forest and View Rock

Loops through mixed woodland on mostly well-maintained paths with gentle gradients, though expect a short steeper section climbing to View Rock viewpoint overlooking Strathconnar. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven forest tracks, but not ideal for buggies due to tree roots and narrow sections. Dogs welcome and will love the scent-filled trails. The payoff is a cracking panoramic view across the valley—worth the modest effort for a quick Highland escape.

Rogie Falls Riverside Trail

Forestry & Land Scotland

Follows a well-maintained woodland path alongside the River Blackwater to dramatic Rogie Falls, where salmon leap during autumn runs. Mostly flat terrain on good gravel surface, suitable for families and pushchairs though tree roots appear in sections. Dogs welcome on leads near viewpoints. The Victorian suspension bridge over the gorge offers thrilling views into churning rapids below, making this a short but memorable Highland outing perfect for all ages.

Muir to Clash Circuit

Loops through gentle farmland and woodland near Muir of Ord in the Scottish Highlands. Mostly flat terrain with a few modest rises, making it manageable for families with older children who can handle a moderate distance. Buggies won't cope with the rougher woodland sections and field paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful countryside views and a taste of Highland rural life without the serious climbs.

Two Bridges Trail