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The statue depicts John Muir as a boy and is locate on the High Street in Dunbar close to the Town House. Muir became a naturalist and founded the National Parks in the States, beginning with Yosemite, California.

Nice view

Beautiful spot in the low or high tide 👌

Thanks to this man we have much more wonder of nature to experience, free entry 💚

Worth spending a few minutes watching the birds

The John Muir Country Park is an area of forestry and beach maintained to promote the natural habitats and nature tourism. The area is home to over 400 species of plant as well as lots of important insect, butterfly and bird species. You can walk around the edge of the country park or follow one of the inland trails through the woods. Look out for the remains of the trenches and firing range left over from training and defence during the world wars.

Now a forestry plantation that grows right up to the beach and alongside the John Muir Country Park. This area was used extensively for military training and defence during the 1st and 2nd world wars. There is evidence of trench systems and firing ranges around the edge of the woodland. Later the area was a gold course, now it's a wonderful area for a quiet walk. Watch out for the deer.

Beautiful ruin overlooking the harbour. Dunbar castle was supposedly once one of Scotland's strongest fortresses given its position. Now it's a great tourist attraction with loads of interesting bits to explore.

Statue of John Muir, born in Dunbar in 1838.

Beautiful area to walk along. Unfortunately a lot of trees have been blown over in recent storms.

Great area for birdwatching. A section that is between Belhaven beach and the wooded plantation (John muir way).

Dunbar coast is amazing and always pleases me when I am there. Lovely small rocky cliffs next to the golf course and to the west is beautiful Belhaven beach with views over to Bass rock.

Loads of nesting kittiwakes in the ruin of the castle walls during the summer. Also nice to watch the fishermen going to and fro out the harbour.

The bridge to nowhere. When tide is out you can cross over the river under the bridge but when tide is in it sits in the sea. Photographed by many and a very beautiful beach where some go surfing. Great views here of the Northern lights

Great scenery and views. Definitely worth a visit. Can get very windy on path so care to be taken at times

The Rocks is at the start of the cliffs and is a great lunch stop. Carry on down the step and over the bridge to nowhere for a beach walk/cliff walk combo.

You can either pay at the main entrance and spend some time with the kids in this wonderful park or on the Belhaven loop walk return section through the woods, you can see the llamas and emus through the fence.

Simply one of the best beaches for walking and very popular with surfers.

The bench at the far corner of the golf course offers a spectacular vantage point of Belhaven Beach and beyond.

Turning from home on this beautiful beach walk. Heading round the plantation look out for deer in the woodland. They are used to people so don’t startle too easily. Good photo opportunities.