Brattleburn

Annandale Way

Follows the River Annan from its source in the Moffat Hills down to the Solway Firth over 55 miles. Terrain varies from steep moorland climbs in the upper sections to gentle riverside paths and farmland towards the coast. Not suitable for buggies due to rough tracks, stiles and steep gradients early on, though later lowland stages are easier. Dogs welcome throughout. Delivers proper Border countryside—cascading burns, historic market towns, and big skies over tidal marshes where Scotland meets t

Romans and Reivers Route

Traverses 84km of rugged border country between the Solway Firth and North Sea, crossing rolling moorland, river valleys, and ancient drove roads with moderate to steep climbs. Suitable for experienced walkers only—terrain is challenging, remote in sections, and far too demanding for young children or buggies. Dogs welcome but must be fit and under control near livestock. Follows the footsteps of Roman soldiers and Border Reivers through stunning, historically rich landscapes including Hadrian's

Southern Upland Way (Section A - Portpatrick to Melrose)