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The Speyside Way and the other trails are not the sole preserve of the long distance walker, and not everyone will have the ambition to walk every foot of the Way. For walkers living or staying in the area, who can travel to the routes either by car or by public transport, the Speyside Way and the other trails may be used for just part of a day walk or longer expedition across the region. Simply walk the stages in any order as takes your fancy or is most convenient, until all the route has been covered. There are three main variations of the ‘day walks method’ – use just one or a mixture of all three.

1 Walk one section at a time in a ‘there and back’ manner. Drive or take public transport to the start of the trail. Walk along the Way to a village, town or point on a road where a car can be safely and responsibly parked, or public transport taken at a later date. Walk back along the trail to your starting point. On your second visit drive or take public transport to the point you reached at the end of the first day of the trail. Repeat this technique for as long as it takes to walk the whole of the Speyside Way or one of the other routes.