Walks from Nairn, Highland
🌿 Coastal dune, planted forest, estate parkland, farmland
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Nairn is one of Scotland’s sunniest towns — a seaside resort on the Moray Firth with a long sandy beach, a Victorian promenade and some excellent walking in the surrounding countryside. Culbin Forest, the vast planted woodland covering an ancient sand dune system to the west, is a wonderful and unusual walking landscape.
A pleasant, well-served small seaside town with good accommodation, Nairn makes an excellent and often overlooked base for the Moray Firth coast, Speyside and the eastern Cairngorms fringe — and it gets more sunshine than almost anywhere else in Scotland.
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Town car parks. Nairn station (Inverness–Aberdeen line)
The Boath House, The Classroom restaurant, The Cawdor Tavern
- Culbin Forest & Nairn Bar
- Cawdor Castle & estate
- Moray Coast Trail east to Forres
- Nairn to Ardersier coast
- Rait & Cawdor circular
- Brodie Castle grounds
- All Highland towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Nairn is covered by OS OS Explorer 422 / 423. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Moray Coast Trail





