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During our trip to Arran, we headed off one day to Kings Cave and the Machrie Stone Circles to explore. The weather was in our favour but as we know the weather can change pretty quickly in Scotland, we had taken along our waterproofs too. The walks themselves are not too long. However, for the …
From experience when your child is learning to ride a bike, they either pick it up really easily or they take a while. My eldest son got his first bike when he was 1 year old. It was only on a holiday to France just before his 5th birthday that he finally mastered cycling without …
Have you ever considered a family cycling holiday for an active family break? It’s something my family and I did growing up. We use to go to France every year and go cycling every day. My dad would map routes out and we would follow them. I’m not the strongest of cyclists now that I’m …
As a family, I love to get out and about during the summer, including summer hiking. However, you never know in Scotland what the weather is going to be like during the summer. Sometimes I wonder if we even have a summer! As we do a lot of outdoor activities I like to always be …
As a child my parents would take me and my brothers pretty much every month to Loch Katrine for a cycle ride. Even now over 20 years later I love going to Loch Katrine for a walk or a cycle ride. The scenery is amazing and it is great for families as it has tarmac …
If you’re visiting Bamburgh, one of the best family-friendly walks is the Bamburgh to Seahouses beach walk. This lovely stroll stretches just over 3 miles one way along a stunning beach with fantastic views. Want to mix it up? You could take the St Oswald’s Way, which meanders through fields and quiet country roads. But …
Getting outside with my boys is always a top priority, I love getting out and about and letting the boys explore. Now that the weather is finally starting to improve, I have been trying to get out a bit more. However, sometimes this can be difficult with my family businesses. It’s great when the weather …
Dunstanburgh Castle is a 14th-century fortress, which has been turned into a tourist attraction. Dogs are welcome on the property but must be kept on a leash at all times. It is also necessary to keep your dogs on a lead on the walk from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle due to their being livestock about. …
