Before 5pm, Days out, Walks

Walk one, five or ten miles around the beautiful grounds of Scone Palace to raise money for Parkinson's UK.

Walk a labyrinth laid out at Whitby Abbey, based on the medieval design set into the floor at Chartres Cathedral. Take as long as you like to walk the path as a meditation, as a bit of fun, as an exercise or as a social gathering.

The Pavilion Gardens Cafe is celebrating it's 73rd year with Geoffrey Mead, Brighton's best loved tour guide conducting a special tour of cafe family history, dating back over 90 years. This tour also covers the history of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome & Museum, East Street, Brighton Beach, The Lanes, old town and…

A moderate graded walk to explore the geology, natural history, archaeology and cultural history of Holyrood Park. This dog friendly walk, led by Historic Scotland Rangers Service, is a great opportunity to get out and about exploring with your pooch!

Long before it was known as the ‘Gay Capital of Europe’, Brighton has attracted people with alternative sexualities and gender identities. This walking tour looks at some of the stories from Brighton’s past, focusing on the astonishing personalities of LGBT interest and their tales of achievement, challenge, bravery and…

Deputy head gardener presents this guided walk. Explore the Pinetum and learn about the garden's involvement with the International Conifer Conservation Project.

Hidden around the castle walls are the trail marker clues for our Pirate Trail. Especially suitable for young visitors.

A stroll around the estate to find exotic trees and shrubs.

A stroll-based lucky dip – turn up and you'll be treated to either a Pollok Heritage Walk or a Pollok Healthy Walk through the park. Dog walkers welcome. Meet at the Riverside car park.

Enjoy a woodland walk, view a section of the Antonine Wall and find out what is being done for the community woods.

Explore life in the pond at Castle Kennedy Gardens. Join Elizabeth Tindal of Dumfries & Galloway Council Ranger Service and Castle Kennedy Gardens Ranger to learn about the weird and wonderful creatures in the pond. Why not pre-order lunch in the Tearoom and also join the Rangers for their afternoon session?

See what amazing creatures you can find living in and around the pond.

This annual charity walk raises funds for local charities. Take part, get fit and make new friends. Registration from 10.15am.

A varied walk over eight miles from Strathtummel to Blair Atholl via Tulach Hill. Drive to start included; bring lunch. Booking is essential.

Look for these elusive furry beings and learn all about them at the same time. Quiet children most welcome.

A guided walk along the American War Monument Trail, in search of golden eagles, chough and grey seals.

Explore the sandy beach and rock pools for the little things that call these home.

Join our 'Town Crier' as he leads you on a light-hearted 'romp' through the Regency. Learn all about this colourful period in history. This event reflects the 'Costumes from Austen' display of TV and film costumes in the hall.

Seek out the monarchs from the past in this family friendly trail, see how many you can find hiding around the site.

The natural freshwater Lochs at Castle Kennedy Gardens offer an amazing variety of wildlife and the White Loch is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn about the birds, their habits and habitat with a Ranger from RSPB. Suitable for beginners.

Dr Carol Trager-Cowan of University of Strathclyde leads a tour to uncover some of the strange history of science and engineering on the everyday streets of Glasgow.

Guided tours of the listed building crematorium. Find out what happens during and after a service. See the changing fashions in burial memorials, from victorian headstones to modern mausolea. Refreshments provided. All welcome.

Join the rangers on this green route walk from Hogganfield Park to Drumpellier Country Park. This six mile walk includes woodland paths, glades, burns, lochs, meadows and reed beds. A minibus will return to the start. Booking is essential.

Take in the delights of spring on this ranger-led nature trail.