Here are our previous walks

Weather causes route diversion to Falkland Estate!

The planned walk to Bynack More in the northern Cairngorms had had to be abandoned, a double whammy had conspired against the organisers. Firstly,an unprecedented transport issue closely followed by...

Beinn Bhreac/Glen Derry

What a day! Wall to wall sunshine most of the time and superb views in every direction. The club enjoyed another good turn-out including some welcome guests. Plastered in sun...

2018 Spring Weekend Knoydart

As part of the celebrations of Blairgowrie and District Hill walking club’s 40th anniversary, a party of 25 members held an extended weekend meet visiting the remote Knoydart area.

Walkers...

21st October 2023, celebrating the club’s 45th anniversary

The event had been a long time in the planning so when the news that storm Babet was heading Blairgowrie’s way there were more than a few anxious moments regarding...

40th Anniversary walk – Dreish and Mayar

Sunday 28th October, on a day that promised good weather, 25 members and guests set off by coach to Glen Doll where they weremet by other members who had travelled...

AGM & Annual Dinner

The Annual General Meeting of the Blairgowrie and District Hillwalking Club was held at the Blairgowrie Golf Club on Friday (29th March) and was very well attended by most of...

(All tracks lead to) Kirkmichael

The routes covered a total of 95Kms (59miles) and followedancient drove roads and rights of way. At one time the village hosted animportant cattle market (or tryst) located as it...

Amulree

On Sunday 21st November there was once again a good turn-out of Blairgowrie and District hillwalking club Members, Returning members and a Visitor on three interesting walks near Amulree. The...

An Caisteal/Glen Falloch

There was Superb weather and a stunning day in store on An Caisteal for the19 members who travelled to Glen Falloch for a memorable day in record temperatures for Easter...

An Socach

Conditions were good for hill walking with clear visibility, light winds, sunny spells and a comfortable temperature. The first group was dropped off on the A93 and found a fine...

An Socach

The Club’s planned walk from An Socach to Glen Ey had twice been cancelled due to adverse and dangerous weather forecasts, but this time, having brought the date of the...

Arran

Twenty-four club members made their way over to Arran, most on Friday 3 June with a few stragglers on the following day.

The majority elected to climb Goatfell by a...