DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY

Machars Cycle Routes

The quiet, triangular-shaped peninsula of the Machars gets its name from the fertile, low-lying nature of the ground. Rolling pastures contrast with the varied coastal scenery, from the gentle saltmarsh of Wigtown Bay to the rugged cliffs of Burrow Head and Cruggleton, and a�ride overlooking Wigtown Bay and a visit to the historic Isle of Whithorn.

Yellow Route -�Northern Machars

Orange Route -�Central-eastern Machars

Green Route -�South-west Machars

Red Route -�South-east Machars

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Glen Trol and Clatteringshaws Loch��41 miles, circular

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Lowther Hills Circular�32 miles, circular

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Drumlanrig Castle to St Johns Town of Dalry��58 miles/various

Outer route��27 miles

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Stranraer to Newton Stewart��47 miles, circular

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St John’s Town to Drumlanrig or Mennock��31 miles, circular

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Cycling in Wigtownshire

Comprehensive booklet is one of four covering Dumfries and Galloway suggesting local cycle routes.

Mull of Galloway��16 miles, circular

Stranraer and Portpatrick��17 miles, circular

The Moors of Wigtownshire��17 miles, circular

Whithorn to Port William��20 miles, circular

Whithorn Area – Cradle of Scottish Christianity��9 or 17 miles, circular

Bladnoch and Mochrum Loch��13 or 25 miles, circular

River Cree and The Lochs��21 miles, circular

Glen Trool��12 miles, circular

Cree Estuary��8 miles, linear

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FAMILY CYCLING

Traffic Free in Edinburgh, Fife, Central and Borders

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