In Gaelic, Dulnain, is split into two parts with ‘Dul’ meaning ‘field or flat open place’ and ‘nain’ referring to ‘by the river’. Dulnain Bridge and the crofting community of Skye-of-Curr to the south, retains much of its original character and take a great pride in the welcome they give to visitors.

The 5 different walks will showcase the sights of the Muckrach Castle, the Roche Mountonnees, red squirrels and the incredible braes of Abernethy.

The Dulnain Bridge Paths leaflet gives you details on all 5 walks including maps and further information about the area.