쉬운 클래터링쇼 호수 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

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.

There is a good car park at Clatteringshaws by the Loch of the same name but sadly the Visitor Cenre and Toilets are now permanently closed. This is a good place to visit Bruce's Stone (One of many) and for walks up Benniguinea and Cairnsmore.

There is a good car park at Clatteringshaws by the Loch of the same name but sadly the Visitor Cenre and Toilets are now permanently closed. This is a good place to visit Bruce's Stone (One of many) and for walks up Benniguinea and Cairnsmore.

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.

There's a good track virtually all the way to the top of this hill where you can enjoy amazing views over the Galloway forest park