Registrations are open for Kiltwalk 2026!

Whether you’re looking for a fun family day out, a great time with friends, or a personal challenge to push yourself, the Kiltwalk events truly have something for everyone.

There’s no atmosphere quite like it... tartan, tunes, cheers, and smiles every step of the way! By clocking up those miles in support of Cruse Scotland, you’ll be helping to transform lives - offering hope and support to children, young people and adults struggling with grief through your incredible efforts.

This is your chance to be part of one of Scotland’s most loved walking events, while raising funds to ensure our vital bereavement services remain free and accessible to all who desperately need them.

The Glasgow Kiltwalk takes place over two fantastic days; Sunday 26 April offering 3, 14.5 and 23 mile distances, and back by popular demand, a 14.5 mile on Saturday 25 April.

The Aberdeen Kiltwalk is on Sunday 7 June and offers a 4 or 18 mile challenge

The Dundee Kiltwalk on Sunday 16 August hosts 4 and 20 mile walks

The Edinburgh Kiltwalk will see three distances in and around the capital on Sunday 13 September; 4.5, 11 and 21 mile events.

👉 How to join:
Register now via the official Kiltwalk website and when asked for your charity name, make sure to enter ‘Cruse Scotland’.

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🎟️ Free Entry Codes Available!
We have a limited number of free places for 2026, available on a first-come, first-served basis for those who pledge to raise a minimum of:

• £100 (for the Mighty Stride or Big Stroll)

• £50 (for the Wee Wander)

To get your code that allows you to enter at no cost, simply email fundraising@crusescotland.org.uk with the Kiltwalk event and distance you’d like to take on, and let us know if you’re applying for anyone under 16.

When you join Team Cruse Scotland, you’ll receive:
👕 A free Cruse Scotland T-shirt
💬 Personal fundraising and motivation support
💙 The knowledge that every step you take helps bereaved people across Scotland access transformational support.

So what are you waiting for?
Lace up your boots, pull on your tartan, and put your best foot forward for bereaved people in Scotland.