Kidical Mass is an all inclusive family bike ride. Everyone is welcome: You can be in/on wheelchairs, trikes, balance bikes, scooters, tandems, tag alongs, bike seats, hand cycles, cargo bikes and people on foot.

Departing from Bellfield Park, Inverness.

Charlotte from Arts in Nature will lead this relaxed, family‑friendly session designed for adults and pre‑school children to explore, play and create in the woods.

Health Walks are a supportive and welcoming way for you to start enjoying the many benefits of being physically active

A Health Walk:

• is a friendly group walk

• takes place regularly

• is led by a trained Walk Leader along a risk assessed route

• is less than an hour long

• welcomes new participants who would benefit from being more active

• is an opportunity to meet new people in your area and explore places you might not have been before

Nordic Walking enhances your natural walking style, and with a technique similar to classic cross country skiing it becomes a whole body work out, encouraging you to walk naturally, creating a relaxed style, using your upper body, with less pressure on the joints of the hips and knees.

Suitable for any one who would like to walk with ease.

A suitably spooky looking sky for last years Ghost Walk (pictured). Liam and the Highland Paranormal Team will once again lead you around the haunted spots of Inverness.

Join Highland Disabled Ramblers for a scooter ramble around the Brahan Estate near Maryburgh. Highland Disabled Ramblers aims to enable mobile disabled members to access and enjoy our beautiful Highland countryside, using rough terrain mobility scooters. The group was set up in 2001 and is run by disabled people with able bodied friends. They have a number of scooters available to hire, which must be booked in advance.

Come and try Walking Football at the recently opened ICT Community Hub on Culduthel Road, opposite IRA.

Walking football is everything you love about football, with the only difference it is a foul to run! Walking football is designed to give you the chance to play the beautiful game you love but reduces the chance of injury.

Nature 4 Health aims to help people connect with nature, each other and themselves. Experience the mindful benefits of green and blue space and the fascinating species we share the planet with.

Our qualified and experienced guides deliver sessions on fire skills, foraging, camp fire cooking (eating and drinking), nature ID, team building games, crafts (e.g. paracord weaving, cordage, spoon carving etc.), navigation and journeying skills. We pride ourselves in group management and making things work whatever the weather.

Nordic Walking enhances your natural walking style, and with a technique similar to classic cross country skiing it becomes a whole body work out, encouraging you to walk naturally, creating a relaxed style, using your upper body, with less pressure on the joints of the hips and knees.

Suitable for any one who would like to walk with ease.

Explore the centre of Inverness, find out about buildings which used to be there.

Learn about the famous and infamous occupants of Tomnahurich Cemetery

We think being in the outdoors can always be an adventure, whether you’re in your back garden or up a Munro! We want children to grow up feeling connected to their natural environment and to instil a life-long love of exercise, learning and adventure.

Join us at Culduthel Woods for some family fun.

Join Us for a Laughter Yoga session at Culduthel Woods

Join the Walking & Wheeling Festival 2026 for a Laughter Wellness session! Uplifting, joyful, and open to all—experience well-being with us!

Friars Street in Inverness, with the tower of the Old High Church in the background. Friars Street is in the Maggot area of Inverness.

The Sea Lock at Clachnaharry gives access to/from the Caledonian Canal to the Beauly Firth.