Keith – Dunnyduff and The Den

This walk is part of a network of waymarked and signed paths linking all the delights the Keith area has to offer. The route can be enjoyed in both directions, starting and finishing at the map information board in Keith Square (Reidhaven Square). 

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  • Accessibility: Unsuitable for wheelchairs and buggies

    Suitable for a wide range of users in the flat sections near Keith but in the countryside the route is appropriate for more able, energetic persons. Horse riding is not recommended at Tarnash due to the steep nature of the path linking to Dunnyduff.

  • Terrain: Varied surfaces

    A combination of roadside pavements, minor roads, green tracks and some rougher paths with several steep inclines.

  • Short steep sections
  • Barriers: Some barriers

    Some steps exist in Dunnyduff Wood.

  • Fully signed
Keith - Dunnyduff and The Den
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The route is a must for the nature lover, involving a variety of paths linking Keith and the tree lined Den with the beautiful falls of Tarnash and Dunnyduff Wood managed by the Forestry & Land Scotland.

As parts of the route cross open countryside and have a variety of path surfaces, stout footwear and waterproof clothing are recommended.

Contact

Moray Council Outdoor Access Manager

Contact

 Forestry and Land Scotland – Huntly Office

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