Hill walking in Dumfries and Galloway
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Get even closer to nature and with over 1,300 miles of way marked trails you can discover somewhere new every day. With walks along coastal and forest trails, through open moorland or in and around our towns, you're sure to find a route to suit your ability and interests.

Perfect locations for a stroll include; Mabie Forest (near Dumfries) for peaceful forest walks, enjoy the beautful views of the Solway from Screel Hill, or get back to nature with one of the many walks in Galloway Forest Park. The following list below shows all the popular walks within the area ...

The Southern Upland Way

Take on the challenge of Britain's first official coast-to-coast footpath which is 212 miles long, or you can sample the route with some of the short walks along the way.southern-upland-way

The Lowther Hills

Stretching from Wanlockhead to Beattock the Lowther's far away atmosphere is an unexpected pleasure given their easy accessibility. walking the lowthers

To view more walking tips, events and tracks, visit the link below from the Dumfries & Galloway website ...walking

 

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