The Wildpack Collective

Dog Friendly Walks in Moray

5 dog friendly walks across Moray, reviewed by dog owners. Find routes with off-lead potential, manageable terrain, and places where your dog is genuinely welcome.

5 locations
Walk
Culbin Forest Hill 99 Trail from Wellhill

Culbin Forest Hill 99 Trail from Wellhill

Moray

Dog Friendly:9/10

Soft, sandy forest rides with no livestock let dogs run free through Culbin's dunes, up to a wooden tower with views to the Cairngorms for their humans.

View Listing →3.7 mi · 1 hr 40 min · Easy
Walk
Cullen Coastal Walk and Viaduct

Cullen Coastal Walk and Viaduct

Moray

Dog Friendly:9/10

A superb coastal circular between the fishing villages of Cullen and Portknockie, with beach, cliffs, sea stacks and a handsome railway viaduct return.

View Listing →4.8 mi · 2 hr · Easy
Walk
Speyside Way: Craigellachie to Aberlour

Speyside Way: Craigellachie to Aberlour

Moray

Dog Friendly:8/10

A flat, scenic riverside stretch of the Speyside Way linking two handsome distillery villages, ideal for dog owners wanting an easy day out beside the Spey.

View Listing →4.0 mi · 2 hr · Easy
Walk
Ben Rinnes from Glen Rinnes

Ben Rinnes from Glen Rinnes

Moray

Dog Friendly:7/10

A 541 metre climb on a well-built path suits a fit dog, ending at Ben Rinnes' granite tor summit with views from the Moray coast to the Cairngorms.

View Listing →4.7 mi · 3 hr 30 min · Challenging
Walk
Randolph's Leap and the River Findhorn from Logie Steading

Randolph's Leap and the River Findhorn from Logie Steading

Moray

Dog Friendly:7/10

A short, shaded lead walk for dogs beside the peat-dark River Findhorn, ending at the dramatic gorge of Randolph's Leap and its fourteenth-century feud story.

View Listing →2.5 mi · 1 hr 15 min · Easy