The Kiltwalk Trust is a unique Scottish charity established in 2011, it brings together several children’s charities in Scotland. During the past three years they have raised more than £2.4 million for their charities, such as CHAS and Yorkhill.
The Kiltwalk is a mass participation walk where everyone wears a kilt. Last year more than 12,000 people took part in events throughout Scotland.
Arnold Clark is helping the event by providing posters, signs and stickers to help promote and put on the events across Scotland, where thousands of visitors are expected.
This year’s Kiltwalk events:
- Glasgow 12th April – 13 and 26 miles from Hampden Park
- Edinburgh 3rd May – 6, 13 and 26 miles from BT Murrayfield Stadium
- Aberdeen 7th June – 26 or 8 miles from Duthie Park
- Perth 8th August – 6, 13 and 26 miles from North Inch Park
- Speyside 30th August – 5, 16 and 26 miles from Aberlour High School, Fochabers and Buckie respectively
- Dundee 20th September – 6, 12 and 25 miles from Camperdown Park and Broughty Ferry