グレンヘッドのラウンドロック周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

EYE (The Needle) A cone of quarry tiles are set on the banks of the Black Loch. There is a small aperture representing the eye of the needle. Made by Colin Rose in 1999

Wet and boggy path with some exposed sections but the waterfalls are stunning.

The steep climb to Murray's Monument rewards you with stunning views of Galloway and beyond. Erected in 1835 in memory of Alexander Murray, a local shepherd who became a Professor at Edinburgh University, the monument offers panoramic vistas of the valley and Cairnsmore of Fleet. Nearby, you can also see the remains of Dunkitterick Cottage, Murray's birthplace.

This is a useful car park at thecend of a 1km gravel track off the main A712. The car park gives access to the Black Loch and the hills around.

The falls are hidden from the road and car park. A small path takes you to the falls about 15 meters high. Walkers should be careful not to stop at the Buck Loup, another waterfall further downstream.

This area has very chunky gravel

Have to leave forest track and walk to reach Monument.

Not so much a tour but well worth the short walk around the the circular path. Just over 1.3km in length.