Naturally Energising
Winter

At Nairn’s we love crisp winter days, so we have put together a few outdoor ideas to get you naturally energised.  Oh, and remember to pack some of our oatcakes, oat biscuits or oaty bakes to help keep you going on your adventure!
Winter Walks

 Scotland

• The Hermitage Walk, River Tay, Dunkeld
• Loch Faskally Walk, by Pitlochry
• Lady Mary’s Walk, Crief
• Loch Trool Trail, Glentrool
• Ettrick Water Walk, Selkirk
• Three Lochs & Castle Tioram Walk, West Highlands
• The 39 Steps Walk, Ardrishaig
• Shin Falls Forest Walk, by Lairg

England

• Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire
• Keat’s Walk, Winchester
• Epping Forest, Greater London/Essex
• Cathbells, Lake District
• Snettisham, Norfolk
• Hever Castle, Kent
• Malvern Hills, Worcestershire/Herefordshire
• Ladybower Reservoir, Peak District
   

Something for the kids....

Building snowmen
If you're lucky enough to wake up to a winter wonderland, building a snowman is an absolute must! 

Sledging
This fun tradition is fast-paced and a great way to spend a snowy afternoon. The first priority is to get hold of a sledge then go and find the nearest hill, please remember to give the kids a go though!

Snowballs
Wrap up warm and head to the park or the back garden (gloves are a must!) where the kids can gather up snowballs.  Let's hope they don't have a good aim!

Snow Angels
As you know the creation of the snow angel is a simple process however the challange is to find an undisturbed plane of snow!

As a reward afterwards, give the kids some hot milk and two dark chocolate chip oat biscuits for dunking!