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Gretna: River Sark & Shore Walk

Gretna: River Sark & Shore Walk Featuring today a walk which, as the sign indicates, is a Core Path (249)…

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Dumfries: Ten Nith Bridges Walk

Dumfries: Ten Nith Bridges Walk 1. Devorgilla Bridge and Old Bridge House Suggested walking itinerary, or itineraries as the route…

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Glenkens Heritage Trail

Glenkens Heritage Trail. The name ‘Glenkens’ derives from the river of the Water of Ken and the loch (Loch Ken)…

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Walk of the week: Hoddom and Repentance Tower

Hoddom and Repentance Tower Walk An ideal walk for a cold, crisp, winter’s day. Combine two, or three, signposted routes…

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