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United Kingdom
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Moray
Findochty And District

Moray Coastal Cycle Route – Findochty Harbour loop from Findochty

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Bike touring routes & trails
United Kingdom
Scotland
Moray
Findochty And District

Moray Coastal Cycle Route – Findochty Harbour loop from Findochty

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Moray Coastal Cycle Route – Findochty Harbour loop from Findochty

00:41

7.92km

100m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1.13 km

Moray Coastal Cycle Route

Highlight (Segment) • Beach

This is a easy to pedal long distance coastal path taking in the fishing village dotted along Morayshire's coastline. The terrain unlike the Highlands is mainly agricultural with a rolling landscape. There are many local attractions along the way. Cullen has a fab beach plus a really nice cafe, Buckie has the Bijou Cafe to forget Spey Bay where the Scottish Dolphin Centre is located.Stop at any of the local villages & try the fish and chips (you won't be disappointed). For Mountain Bikers, there's the Moray Monster Trails at Fochabers. There's a great selection of Trails from gentle to proper Gnarly! The biggest attraction of this route are the vast far reaching sea views, where you can spot, Dolphins, Basking Sharks, Seals including a vast array of seabirds including Osprey!

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2

3.56 km

Fishermen's Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

3

3.68 km

Portknockie Harbour

Highlight • Structure

Portknockie is undoubtedly most famous for the staggering natural architecture of Bow Fiddle Rock. However, the entire coastline around the village is sumptuously rugged, with rocky coves and jagged skerries braving the assault of the churning tides. It is also a prime location for spotting the Moray bottlenose dolphins.

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6.61 km

The Sannie Craig

Highlight • Viewpoint

Small sandy beach right next to the Costal Trail

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5

6.83 km

Moray Coast Trail

Highlight • Viewpoint

In this area, the coast is really worth seeing!

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6

7.01 km

Findochty Harbour

Highlight • Structure

The coast around Findochty is magnificently rugged, making for some wonderful walks in fair weather and dramatic hikes when the wind is up and the waves crash agains the stacks, skerries and cliffs. A prosperous fishing port until operations at Buckie were expanded, today Findochty still has an attractive harbour and plenty of places to rest your head at night.

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7.29 km

Findochty Harbour

Highlight • Lake

Findochty, pronounced Finnichty, is a beautiful wee fishing village near Buckie. It has been known as a village since the 1400s. When Buckie was established the fishing moved there and Findochty harbour now contains mostly leisure boats. The houses are painted bright colours, which are wonderful in the sunshine. You can see the church, overlooking the sea, from the main road. It has a small supermarket, post office and pub. The streets are very narrow and there’s a steep descent down to the harbour, like many of the villages on the north-east coast. If you catch the village on a sunny day, it’s a real treat.

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7.59 km

Admirals Pub

Highlight • Pub

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7.92 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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4.51 km

1.67 km

1.10 km

361 m

244 m

Surfaces

4.51 km

1.95 km

1.07 km

345 m

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