Join me for a family-friendly, two-hour guided night walk through the woodland, dunes and coastline around Findhorn.
As darkness settles, we’ll explore the stars and constellations above us, hear some of the stories and folklore connected to them, and practise simple natural navigation techniques that the whole family can try.
We’ll investigate the animals that become active after dark by searching for tracks, feeding remains, droppings and other signs they leave behind. Wildlife can never be guaranteed, but if we are lucky enough to encounter something during the walk, we’ll stop and enjoy the experience.
We’ll also use UV torches to reveal fluorescence that is normally hidden from view and discover how plants and animals are adapted to life along this exposed coastline and within the surrounding woodland.
The evening is designed to be engaging and accessible for both adults and children. No previous knowledge or outdoor experience is required.
The walk takes place entirely outdoors and will run in most weather conditions. Please wear warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for uneven, sandy or muddy ground. You are also welcome to bring a torch or headtorch and a warm drink.
Children must be accompanied by a participating adult. Full meeting instructions and final event information will be emailed to you before the walk.
Saturday 23rd January 2027
19:30–21:30
Meeting outside the Captain’s Table, Findhorn
Join me for a family-friendly, two-hour guided night walk through the woodland, dunes and coastline around Findhorn.
As darkness settles, we’ll explore the stars and constellations above us, hear some of the stories and folklore connected to them, and practise simple natural navigation techniques that the whole family can try.
We’ll investigate the animals that become active after dark by searching for tracks, feeding remains, droppings and other signs they leave behind. Wildlife can never be guaranteed, but if we are lucky enough to encounter something during the walk, we’ll stop and enjoy the experience.
We’ll also use UV torches to reveal fluorescence that is normally hidden from view and discover how plants and animals are adapted to life along this exposed coastline and within the surrounding woodland.
The evening is designed to be engaging and accessible for both adults and children. No previous knowledge or outdoor experience is required.
The walk takes place entirely outdoors and will run in most weather conditions. Please wear warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for uneven, sandy or muddy ground. You are also welcome to bring a torch or headtorch and a warm drink.
Children must be accompanied by a participating adult. Full meeting instructions and final event information will be emailed to you before the walk.
Saturday 23rd January 2027
19:30–21:30
Meeting outside the Captain’s Table, Findhorn
