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View a Map of Dumfries and Galloway Dumfries Green Travel MG 07/04/2016 12:18 Page 2 7 To Glasgow 4 To Kilmarnock X74To Hamilton 101.102 To Edinburgh INDEX TO CYCLE SHOPS CDEF& Glasgow & Glasgow 74 H Prestwick 1 Ae Bike Shop and Café 6 Halfords 11 Nithsdale Cycle Centre Dumfries & Galloway Ae Village St. Michael’s Bridge Road 46 Brooms Road Prestwick Town I Parkgate Dumfries Dumfries Abington 01387 860805 (01387) 267118 (01387) 254870 4.42.52 Ayr Ayr St. Mary’s 58.358 SustainableLoch Travel Map 2 Annandale Cycles Kirkcowan Cycles 12 R.S. Bowie 42 101 7 42 Caledonian Place The Old Red Crosshall 24-26 Queen Street 102 X74 Crawford Moffat Victoria Lane Stranraer 42 Southern Upland Way 7 Cumnock to Reed Point (01683) 220033 Newton Stewart (01776) 702836 42.246 01671 401529 J 13 58 358 Grey Mare’s 3 Castle Douglas Cycle Centre Riks Bikeshed Tail 7 Church Street 8 Morrison Cycles Drumlanrig Castle 52 246 Castle Douglas 23 High Street Thornhill 7 Crawick Multiverse New Sanquhar Castle 95.X95 (01556) 504542 Langholm (01848) 330080 Leadhills Cumnock Swimming Pool 102 101 To Edinburgh (01387) 380476 & Galashiels 14 Tolbooth Museum X74 4 DG2 Wheels Studio Velo BYWAY Kirkconnel Museum of 12/14 Terregles Street 9 MPG Cycles 30 St. Andrews Street New Cumnock 246 Dumfries High Street Castle Douglas Wanlockhead Lead Mining Devil’s Kirkconnel 221 74 Beef Tub (01387) 256808 Dalbeattie (01556) 503069 246 221 221.246 (01556) 610659 Kelloholm Sanquhar 5 Grierson & Graham Cycle Centre 15 The Breakpad Bikeshop Museum Kirroughtree 7Stanes Maybole 221 102 Moffat Woollen Mill 10 Academy Street 10 Next Level Bikes 52 Sanquhar Dumfries 21A St. Andrews Street Palnure 358 101 (01671) 401303 58 221 Mennock Dalveen (01387) 259483 Castle Douglas Pass X74 (free secure cycle parking 74.101.115 (01556) 504698 52.520 380.X74 95 available 9am-5pm Monday-Saturday) 16 W. Law Dalmellington Moffat X95 19 St. Cuthbert Street Durisdeermill 2 Kirkcudbright 246 (01557) 330579 6 Beattock 58 Drumlanrig Castle AB358 and Country Park 102 BYWAY 10 112.124 116 Samye Ling 520 Kagy Samye Ling Lochwood Tibetan Centre BYWAY Crossroads 7 Carronbridge Eskdalemuir 213 Ailsa Craig 102 Ae Forest 74 380 112 101 58.359 246 Newton Girvan Gatelawbridge 115 BYWAY Wamphry Girvan 202.212 Thornhill 13 Forest X74 Sandyford Penpont 102.202.212.213 of Ae 95 BYWAY The James Tynron 214.215.236.246 St. Ann’s 212 102 112 X95 358 Heritage Patterson Museum 212 212 213 124 359 215 214 Johnstonebridge Centre 236 74 BYWAY 358 360 Keir Mill Closeburn 246 213 101 Pinmore Boreland 360 Carsphairn 115 202 Park Bentpath Galloway Moniaive 202 212 BYWAY X74 Lendalfoot 212 Forest 520 380 112 Park Kirkland KM Kirkpatrick North Channel Maxwelton Ae Village 124 5 BYWAY House 215 Parkgate 1 Sibbaldbie 5 BYWAY Kendoon 115 Polmaddy Corrie 202 Nethermill 74 Common 360 Pinwherry 7 115 Auldgirth 110 BYWAY 358 Wallaceton 74.101 8 BYWAY Templand 117 113 Clan Armstrong Trust 115 103 Museum Langholm Colmonell Merrick Dalswinton 10 X74 110 112 Ballantrae 360 Burnhead 102 Millhouse- 113 103.122.123 127 358 359 213 236 Shieldhill 117 bridge 113 103 To Newcastleton Dunscore Duncow Lockerbie 103 124.127 Glentrool Forest 202 214 Amisfield Lochmaben Glentrool & 520 Milton KM Ellisland Bankshill 103 Glentrool Bruce’s Stone 202 215 Tinwald 81 95 Farm 246 381 381 122 Forest Newtonairds 81 384 Barrhill Kirkton Lochmaben LOCKERBIE 123 Barrhill Holywood Locharbriggs Castle Heck Ice Rink BYWAY 127 Loch Glenkiln 81.103.110.112.113 Falford 127 359 BYWAY Dalry 521 202 Aviation 117.380.381.382.383 Bridge Glentrool Trool Red Kite Reservoir Museum Hightae Greenhill 384 X95 Trail Heathhall Glinockie Marburry 7 Bruce’s Stone New Galloway Balmaclellan 521 BYWAY Dumfries Torthorwald Harelawhagg 123 Glentrool Off-road 5 Tower 127 Smoke House Visitors .38 Kettleholm alternative to Clatteringshaws CTC Terregles 81.381 384 Waterbeck 123 358 Bargrennan Centre Loch 373 385 110 383 Middlebie 360 main National Corsock 0.502.503 Canonbie Cycle Route 7 Clatteringshaws Forest 50 Collin 117 Rowanburn 521.555.X75 Evertown Wildlife Centre 373 Shawhead DUMFRIES 79.117 382 Eaglesfield 122 521 520 521 Cargenbridge Ecclefechan 123 4 79 117 521 X75 Further details 382 Bennan Crocketford 503 4 5 6 11 385 382 127 Moonstone 502 Lochfoot in the Dumfries Area, Dalton Blacksmith’s 359 500 371 please see overleaf Carlyle’s Shop Ferries to Larne & Belfast Miniatures Kirkpatrick 501 385 Birthplace Kirtlebridge 95 4 Raider’s Museum 5 555 117 Durham 03 504 505 12 Islesteps Kelton Mouswald X95 Link to National Cycle Network Road .5 383 382 7 BYWAY Mossdale Parton 0 503 110 Gretna in Northern Ireland 4 Beeswing 7 503 Mabie 7 BYWAY Carrutherstown 385 11 Brydekirk Green 358 Penninghame BYWAY Springholm Milton Creca 74 Kirkcolm Loch Ken Forest 372 6A Springfield 360 520 Old Bridge 504 Ruthwell Annan 408 Off-road 500 Mabie Forest Bankend 79 123 Gretna 179 Loch alternative to of Urr 502 555 Glencaple Cross Distillery 79 Longtown 79.127.179 Grennoch 7 Mabie Clarencefield 79 Green Ervie 412 Cairnryan main National 521 X75 Farm 390 359 Cycle Route 7 503 Park 6A Proposed 501 Rigg 408 358.360.367 Haugh of Urr New Abbey Shearington Cummertrees Annan Dornock 79 179 Crossmichael 505 Sweetheart Savings Gretna 382 7 407.408.410 Abbey Annan Eastriggs Museum Minnigaff Kirroughtree Forest Townhead Bank 7 Powfoot 79 411.412.416 Stranraer Castle Museum 7 Big Water of Fleet 515.521.555 of Greenlaw Clarebrand 501 Corn Mill Caerlaverock Wildfowl & Museum 79.110 The Devil’s 95 New Luce Blackcraig 15 Castle Wetlands Trust 390 Porridge Museum 412 430.500.X75 Swimming Pool NEWTON STEWART Viaduct Laurieston 501 Kirkgunzeon Nith BYWAY 123.179 127 Leswalt Kirroughtree Newbie 12 73 Gatehouse 515 555 Glenlochar 501 Estuary 6A.74.79.81.101.102 383.384 Annan Museum 179 410.416 410 X75 Visitors Centre Cardoness Castle 505 390 STRANRAER 430 500 359.415 Station Food Town 115.117.202.213.214 385.390 382 X95 Knocknain 430.500.X75 Palnure Mill on the Fleet 501.502.503 Castle Douglas 412 Stranraer 416.420 515.516 372 215.236.246.372.373 Castle Kennedy Kirkcowan Threave Criffel 381.385.500.501.502 408 Gardens X75 430.500 David Coulthard 520.555 Castle 3 10 14 Dalbeattie 9 411 410 500 7 Museum 503.504.505.521.X74.X75 411.412 X75 Bridge of Dee Carlingwark Loch Museum Carsethorn 430 500 The Cocobean Company 372 Kirkbean Castle Kennedy Glenluce 555 505 7 X75 500.501 Burns House 79.95.127 Further details Dunragit Abbey 73 502.X75 Rhonehouse 372 Dalbeattie Forest 372 in the Creetown Threave Gardens Gelston Orchardton 179.382.X95 Ringford Tower Arbigland Crichton Museum & Gardens 3 Knock 367 Stranraer Area, Proposed 415 Dalbeattie please see 416 Fleet Gatehouse of Fleet 516 Caulkerbush John Paul Dumfries Museum/Camera Obscura 3 407.411 430 416 Heritage Museum Forest Prestonmill Lochans overleaf 500 Yellow Valley 431 372 Jones Centre Gracefield Arts Centre X75 Gem-rock Museum Screel Barnbarroch Carlisle Glenluce Route National Book Galloway Hydro’s Palnackie Mersehead Ice Skating X75 Visitor Centre Hill Colvend 372 Lighthouse Carlisle 410 416 Bladnoch Town Carsluith Laggan Twynholm 7 Sandyhills Old Bridge House 79.95.127 411 Outdoor 500 505 Kippford 372 Southerness 367 407 Visitor Centre Bladnoch Wigtown Castle Cairn Otterburn Gallery 179.382.X95 367.411 Portpatrick Holy Centre Tongland 516 Mote of Mark Fleet Rockcliffe Robert Burns Centre Stoneykirk 73 X75 431 Galloway (Hill Fort) Dunskey Castle Carsluith Forest 431 500 Swimming Pool 415 Wildlife Park Auchencairn 416 Museum S1 516 73 Orange Wigtown Martyr’s Monument Cream o’Galloway Barhill Wood East Stewartry H I J Route Visitor Centre Kirkinner 7 Kirkcudbright Artists Town Coast 416 S1 Sandhead S1 S1 16 Key 415 517 505 Luce Bay Whauphill 416 505 Kilsture Dundrennan 7 National Cycle Routes 555 Bus served roads The Southern Upland Way Trails Borgue 517 407 Sorbie Stewartry Museum Dundrennan and route number 415 517 Abbey Ardwell Garlieston Brighouse MacLellan’s Castle 73 Proposed National Cycle Routes Forest Enterprise Gardens 416 Bay Art Centre 371 Bus Terminates Cycle Trails Logan Ardwell 415 416 Broughton House Local Cycle Routes Botanic Mochrum 11 Other roads 7 Stanes Mountain Garden 501.502.505 Red 517.555.S1 Bike Centres 2 Route The National Byway Rail line and station Whithorn Dig 2 Marine Mountain Bike Trails Life Centre Port William CTC Glenkiln Loop Ferry service (inc. cycle hire) Port Logan 416 407 Animal Whithorn Park 415 The KM Trail District Boundary National Scenic Areas Monreith 416 416 Green 416 01 234 miles Isle of Whithorn The Machars Cycle Routes Drummore Route 415 416 415.416 407 415 St Ninian’s 0 1 2 3 4 5 10 kilometres 416 Chapel Cycle Parking CD E F G Procuced by 7.4.16 www.fwt.co.uk Mull of Galloway INDEX TO TOWNS Beeswing......................G4 Carsphairn....................E5 Dalbeattie ....................F3 Falford Bridge..............I4 Hightae..........................H4 Kirkland.........................F5 Maybole........................C6 Newton Wamphray.....H6 Rhonehouse.................F3 Stoneykirk.....................B3 Visitor Attractions Abington .......................G7 Bentpath.......................I5 Castle Douglas.............F3 Dalmellington...............D6 Garlieston.....................D2 Holywood......................G4 Kirkpatrick....................G5 Mennock.......................F6 Newton Stewart..........D3 Rigg................................I4 Stranraer ......................B3 Ae Village .....................G5 Blackcraig....................D3 Castle Kennedy ...........B3 Dalry..............................E4 Gatehouse of Fleet......E3 Isle of Whithorn...........D2
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