Other sport & recreations
The list of things to do and places to visit from Tullochwood is endless – but here are just a few more ideas to make the most of your trip to this fascinating area of Scotland
Cycling
Forres to Findhorn - you can now cycle between the two on the new cycle path, The path is at the side of the main road so while it is not the most scenic it does make it much safer, if you fancy a nice long ride along the beach try cycling from Findhorn to Burghead which is about 10 miles down the coast, tide permitting http://www.forresweb.net/cycling.htm
Moray Monster Trails - work as three independent sites, but they are linked link to each other, so for those with a truly monster appetite and stamina to match, try all three sites end to end, from Fochabers to Craigellachie. www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/INFD-6MRFE5
Whisky Trail Cycling Sportive - for the first time a major cycling sportive is to be held in Moray, featuring three different routes. An 80 mile, 40 mile and 10 mile family route. The start/finish is in Cooper Park in Elgin - with lots of other attractions organised for the day. http://www.greaterspeyside.com/searchdetail.cfm?id=5004&env=ev
Horse Riding
Burgie Riding Centre - operates from premises located within the Burgie Estate with use of both indoor and outdoor arenas. It offers a comprehensive range of equine services for novice and experienced riders, group and private lessons and also show jumping lessons. www.burgie-riding-centre.com - 01343 850100
Equus Equestrian Centre can be found close to the picturesque little village of Roseisle. Newly established the centre caters for novice riders through to advanced competition riders and career students. The Pony Days are popular with children and parents alike with riding and lots of other activities for the day! www.equus-moray.com - 01343 835036
Equestrian Events – there are several events throughout the year. www.forresweb.net/horseriding.htm
National Parks
The Cairngorms National Park is the largest in the UK. Here you’ll find thriving communities, unique wildlife and plants, moorlands, forests, rivers, lochs and arctic mountain landscape - www.cairngorms.co.uk
Outdoor Activities
The Moray Activity Cente near Kinloss offers a wide range of activities ensuring that your experience is the best it can possibly be! From a Dirt Kart Rally to Archery, a quad bike ramble to trout fishing or a game of pool, laser tag to white water rafting – the centre can cater for all tastes! Based around the family run Loft Bistro and Venue there is always something to do, see or eat. For more information visit East Grange.
Rothiemurchus is the most fabulous place, there's so much to see and do! For the energetic there is an array of activities from archery to white water rafting, clay shooting to quad biking, pony trekking to Land Rover safaris. Or you can enjoy a quiet ramble through the beautiful forest; around the stunning lochs, simply enjoying the fresh air and marvelling at the stunning scenery. The choice is yours, you can do as much or as little as you like, all you need is the time and energy to do it all! Find out more - 01479 812345
Quad Biking
Highland Quads - come and enjoy the activity of quad biking. We cater for junior (8 yrs & up) and senior riders of all abilities and provide comprehensive instruction on the safe operation of the quads before you begin your ride. www.eastgrange.co.uk/quads1.htm - 01343 850111
Skiing & Snowboarding
Cairngorm Mountain - Skiing, snowboarding and sledging are all available subject to conditions and there are over 30km of ski runs and a fully maintained snow board fun park, suitable for all levels from beginner to expert. Cross Country, telemark, ski touring and ski mountaineering are also available from specialist operators. www.cairngormmountain.co.uk - 01479 861261
