Finishers of Kiltwalk 2019 arrive in Monifieth and cross the line, happy, waving, and some even dancing their way across. Steve Brown / DCT Media
Thousands of people will be getting their walking boots on this weekend as they gear up to take on the Dundee Kiltwalk.
Up to 2,300 walkers are expected to take part on Sunday and they’ll be – quite literally – walking in the footsteps of the thousands who’ve taken part in previous events.
Some will be walking the full 26 miles from West Sands in St Andrews to Blue Seaway Park in Monifieth, whilst others might opt to take on the three mile “Wee Wander”.
This year’s Kiltwalk will mark the first time since 2019 the event has taken place in person, with the 2020 and 2021 events held virtually because of Covid-19.
Ahead of Sunday’s event we’ve had a look back at the last in-person Dundee Kiltwalk and picked out a few of the best pictures from the day.
See our picture gallery below to see if you can spot yourself!
Kiltwalk staff were overjoyed that Kiltwalk 2019 went off without a hitch.
Excitement as Kiltwalk 2019 is about to start.
Dame Judy Murray speaks to the crowd prior to the start of Kiltwalk 2019 at the V&A…
… stops for a group selfie.
Setting off under the iconic V&A.
River City star Tom Urie (left) was among the 2019 Kiltwalkers.
Crowds gather for the start of the 11-mile section of the walk.
Emily (14), Jess Smith (13), Mady Kelly-barton (14) and Kerry Bryant (35) from Inchture.
2019 Kiltwalkers wind past the V&A Dundee, some accompanied by their dogs.
Walkers cross the Tay Road Bridge on a very breezy morning.
A wave for the photographers coming over the Tay Road Bridge.
Walkers raised money for a variety of causes.
Alzheimer Scotland, supported by these walkers, was among the beneficiaries.
Not a victory yet – but it came when they reached the finish line.
The Heffell family were among the finishers who arrived in Monifieth to cross the line, happy, waving, and some even dancing their way across.
Some did the Kiltwalk in power chairs, mobility scooters or wheelchairs.
All were deserving of the finishers’ medals.
Kiltwalk supporter Sir Tom Hunter with wheelchair tennis champion Gordon Reid and former Sky Sports presenter Jim White.
Celebrations as walkers cross the finish line.
Some wheeled over the finish line.
A blooming marvellous feat to complete the Dundee Kiltwalk 2019.
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In pictures: Looking back on the 2019 Dundee Kiltwalk
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