Είτε για τη θέα είτε για την πρόκληση, η ανάβαση στις ορεινές κορυφές Ντάμφρις και Γκάλογουεϊ είναι ο καλύτερος τρόπος να βιώσετε περισσότερα από αυτή την όμορφη περιοχή. Αλλά με 20
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Τελευταία ενημέρωση: 23 Απριλίου 2026
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Δημοφιλή γύρω από Ντάμφρις και Γκάλογουεϊ
Supporting the National Three Peaks FKT in true Green Runners’ Style
Bothies of Britain: hiking and biking adventures to unique mountain shelters
Bikepacking to the World Champs across Ireland and Scotland
National Cycle Network Route 7 – Sunderland to Inverness
GB Divide — Great Britain end to end off-road on GBDURO
Hiking the Annandale Way – From wild hills to the sparkling sea
The Faultline Trail — Scotland tip to tip
Southern Upland Way — A wild and undiscovered coast-to-coast challenge
Land's End to John O'Groats – an unforgettable ride
Celebrating Kirkpatrick MacMillan on the Kirkpatrick Coast to Coast
The monument located here can look back on a 130-year history. Hunting enthusiasts will appreciate the tribute paid by this monument, while everyone else will probably prefer to enjoy the magnificent view.
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If the clouds had cleared, the view would have been fantastic.
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The landscape is stunningly beautiful, but the paths are not as easy to walk as advertised. The barely discernible path up leads almost entirely through muddy, boggy terrain. We often sank ankle-deep, at times knee-deep. From Loch Enech onwards, there is no discernible path; the ground is drier, but eroded and full of holes. The way down is the official route, and considerably better. They've tried to make everything more walkable with fleece and gravel, but the water has already washed away much of it. Unfortunately, it's hard to enjoy the scenery while walking, as you're so busy trying not to slip and sink with every step. In the end, we were glad to be back down with our bones intact. The path can only be recommended with reservations.
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Screel Hill is a 344m hill overlooking Auchencairn Bay and the Solway Firth with excellent views across to the English Lake District. The excellent path up the east ridge was badly damaged by fallen trees during Storm Arwen in 2021 and these have not been closed so the upper section of the path has been closed. However a new path cuts across to meet the upper path above the damaged section so it is now possible to walk the upper section of the lovely east ridge again.
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Benniguinea with it's radio mast can be seen from Clatteringshaws where there is good parking but no longer a Visitor Centre or toilets. Benniguinea (387m) is easily reached by forest tracks and a path and the summit is a great viewpoint for the area and the route ahead if you are planning to climb Cairnsmore. Benniguinea is 387m high and with a prominence of over 100m it is classified as a Hump.
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After a steep second half of the ascent, the views from the top are spectacular, and the run back down is superb
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Criffel at 569m doesn’t quite reach the height necessary to qualify as a Donald or Graham but it does qualify as a Marilyn with well over the required 150m of prominence. Criffel stands largely alone on the Dumfries and Galloway coast, overlooking the estuary of the River Nith and the huge expanse of the Solway Firth. There are only a few much lower hills around. It has a prominence of nearly 500m so it is really distinctive for miles around. It is the most prominent hill on this coastline when seen from the hills of Northern Cumbria across the Solway Firth. There is an excellent recently made path all the way from the car park at Ardwall Farm which is free but strongly recommends a donation to the Moffat Mountain Rescue Team. On a good day Criffel offers very good visibility for miles around.
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Knockendoch at just about 450m is the lower relation to Criffel. Most people climb Criffel these days from the Ardwall Farm car park where an excellent path leads you all the way to the top. It is sad to see that almost everyone reverses that route on the way down. The connoisseur route is to include Knockendoch either on the way up or down. This hill should not be missed. It may be much lower but it is a superb viewpoint for New Abbey and the Nith estuary. A great place to stop, relax and enjoy the view.
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