Rothes – Burn Walk

This flat, circular walk follows the Rothes Burn as it passes through the Playing Fields and also includes some great views over the open countryside to Ben Aigen. The surfaces are all good and are suitable for wheelchairs and buggies, although care is needed over the footbridges.


  • Accessible for all users
  • Paved footpaths & roads
  • Generally level
  • Barriers: No barriers

    Take care crossing the footbridges.

  • Unsigned

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If you are able to help please create a GPX track of this route (no detours) and send it to us for inclusion.

Start – Seafield Square, Rothes

1. Walk down Green Street, past the Rothes Football Social Club.

2. Take the path to the left by the picket fence and cross the burn, turning right and following the path through the park to the Bairns’ Brig.

3. Cross the burn here and follow the path round the back of the Primary School, bearing right along Provost Christie Drive to the junction with Green Street.

4. Cross over and walk down Greenfield Lane in between the farm buildings.

5 Turn right and walk to the end of Spey Street.

6 Turn right and return to the Square.

Rothes Rambles

The Rothes Rambles leaflet is a wonderful celebration of local creativity by the talented pupils of Rothes Primary School with support from Norma D Hunter, the 2023/24 AIM (Arts in Moray) Artist in Residence for the Moray Way. Through sound, colour, storytelling and images, Norma inspired the pupils to explore and interpret each walk in their own way. Make sure to look out for their place markers on each walk!

Pupils’ View: Play our colour-spotting game on this walk. See how many different colours you can find along the way! Bet you’ll be surprised at what you notice when you really start looking.

Find other walks in the Rothes Rambles leaflet:

 

Download the leaflet here: Rothes Rambles

The Rothes Rambles project is one of many projects from AIM, (Arts In Moray) a Culture Collective initiative funded by the Scottish Government through Creative Scotland. AIM is a Moray-based collaboration between Dance North Scotland, M:ADE, Wildbird, and The Moray Way Association, supporting community-led creativity and connection across the region.

 

 


Contact

Health Walk Co-Ordinator