White Loch (also known as ‘Loch of Inch’) is separated from Black Loch (also known as ‘Loch Crindil’) by a narrow land bridge. On this strip of land you find …
Stranraer is the gateway to the Rhinns of Galloway. It holds a rich history as a bustling ferry port connecting south-west Scotland to Northern Ireland.
Knockquhassen Reservoir is nestled in scenic upland countryside on the Rhins of Galloway. You get a nice view of the reservoir from nearby Mulloch Hill, on the southwestern edge of …
New Loch sits in the Ross Plantation forest, next to the smaller Old Loch. Loads of wildlife, especially birds on display as you ride passed. A good place to stop for a breather.