Dalbeattie
Enjoy scenic woodland rambles beside tranquil lochs and burns or choose the thrill of Dalbeattie’s technical mountain bike trails.
The forests of the Solway Coast cloak the coastal plains and rolling hills between the towns of Dumfries and Dalbeattie. Each forest has its own distinctive character. Here you'll find woodland trails, picnic spots, wildlife and sweeping views.
Try out the mountain bike trails at Mabie and Dalbeattie. Both forests also have family-friendly trails for a stroll, cycle or horse ride. Look for lizards along the old railway line at The Hills. Meander through soaring trees at Doach or enjoy coastal views from the wildflower meadows at Mark Hill.
Enjoy scenic woodland rambles beside tranquil lochs and burns or choose the thrill of Dalbeattie’s technical mountain bike trails.
Marvel at some of the tallest trees in southwest Scotland and savour spectacular Solway views in this secluded wood.
Quiet woodland walks next door to Dumfries. It’s a great place to enjoy a woodland picnic, easy walks and short bike rides along its tree-lined paths.
Follow overgrown railway tracks through a wild wood that’s ideal for a gentle stroll and wildlife-spotting all year round.
Mabie is perfect for playing, picnics, a gentle stroll, wildlife-watching or mountain biking.
Meander up Mark Hill through picturesque coastal woodland and wildflower meadows. This woodland is alive with birds, butterflies and insects.