ダンフリースアンドギャロウェーのおすすめMTBライド

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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.

The views are stunning from the top across Annandale, the Solway firth and all the way to the Lake District. If approaching from the south the last km or so is across open moorland without a clear path - look out for the gorse bushes which are hard work to get through without scratches!

hoping this photo is helpful to see the terrain.

Glentrool area is known for its legends of stone throwing giants. The Giant Axe Head overlooks Loch Dee. It closely resembles actual neolithic stone axes and has runic text throughout.

perfect back drop for the finish line of stage 1 and 3 of the Raiders Gravel

Please consult the large notice board at the trailhead. This is a commercial forest and currently, timber harvesting is taking place along the southern flank of the Loch (hence tha barriers encountered by abp1). There are diversions in place to avoid the southern flank, rerouting via the north shore. This is detailed on the notice board. Also, please be aware that this is not an official MTB route, and taking a bike along it is not a good idea since the trail will have walkers of all abilities along its length, most of whom will not be expecting MTBs at all.

We tried to do this tour on June 21, 2023, but had to cancel. After approx. 13 km you come out of the forest into a wide valley. The landscape is very beautiful, but the path is destroyed by a large number of watercourses and you have to dismount every few meters. After that, the path is obstructed by massive willow barriers with barbed wire. The route would have to be laid out differently, otherwise this tour is not recommended.