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Moray Forests
 

Moray Forest District manages Forestry Commission Scotland forests from Culbin in the west through to Aultmore by Keith in the east and southwards down to Glenfiddich and around Grantown – an area of around 23,000 hectares of land. Our management aims include:

  • Conservation
  • Recreation
  • Environmental education
  • Landscape enhancement.

    Many forests have waymarked trails through them, and for the more adventurous, just get off the beaten track and explore!

    We also provide a Recreation Ranger Service for schools, groups and clubs. For further details contact our Rec Ranger on 01343 820223.

    How to get there:

    Elgin is the nearest town or village.
    OS Grid Reference: NJ326596

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    The county of Moray is situated on the Moray Firth between Inverness and Aberdeen, stretching inland as far as the edge of the Cairngorms.

    Places to go in Moray Forests

    Ben Aigan
    Balnacoul
    Quarrelwood Woodland Park
    Roseisle
    Ordiequish
    Culbin
    Monaughty
    Whiteash
    Lossie

  • Moray Forest District office

    Facilities:

    ToiletsParking ChargeInformationEasy AccessOther FacilitiesParking

    Activities:

    WalkingCyclingHeritagePicnicView PointEducationalOrienteeringOther ActivitiesBarbecuePlay Area

    Contact

    Rachael Jones
    Recreation Ranger
    01343 820223
    e-mail: rachael.jones@forestry.gsi.gov.uk


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    What's of interest
    You can download our 2008 Moray events guide (PDF 1.1Mb).

    The forests of Moray offer a wide variety of recreational opportunities including waymarked walks and mountain bike trails, spectacular views, picnic sites and beach access. Outdoor pursuits range from orienteering to guided walks and birdwatching.

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