Culbin is a diverse and ever-changing coastal forest. It has a fascinating network of tracks to explore on foot or by bike. It’s suitable for walking and cycling, with miles and miles of tracks. You can follow some of the waymarked routes such as Hill 99, or you can make your own way using a … Read more
Findhorn Beach is a long, uninterrupted stretch of fine white sandy beach.
Dallas Dhu no longer makes whisky, but it is open to the public for visits and tours.
Benromach is a traditional Speyside distillery owned by a family of whisky-lovers.
This enormous carved stone show scenes likely to be of a Pictish battle
The Market Square is a small public space between the Tolbooth and the Mercat Cross. Although only paved in recent years, the square is actually more of a triangle formed by the building line of the Tolbooth, the high street and the road. It is here where, beside the Mercat Cross, that markets would be … Read more
The Mercat Cross in Forres mrkes the ancient site of the town market
The Tolbooth is the town’s most prominent landmark in the centre of the high street
Nelson’s Tower is visible from miles away on the top of Cluny Hill
One of the darkest stories Forres has to tell is that of the Witches Stone.