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Dumfriesshire, Scotland- Nature’s Gateway
Dumfriesshire sits along the border of Scotland and the UK making it one of the first counties that many visitors come upon in their journey. Given the natural beauty of the area, it is an ideal gateway that showcases the best of what Scotland has to offer. The landscape alone is magnificent as it flows from the mountains of the Southern Uplands to the coastline that stretches over thirty-three kilometres long. Sitting along the north shore of Solway Firth, the county of Dumfriesshire consists of three dales known as the Nithsdale, Annadale and Eskdale. The River Nith runs directly through the main city of Dumfries which proves that area is a scenic masterpiece on its own. While natural beauty abounds throughout Dumfriesshire, so does history. From ancient buildings to remains of Roman times, it is easy to take yourself back to the days of old as you make your way through the county.
Reasons to Visit Dumfriesshire
It is easy to get back in touch with nature on your trip to Dumfriesshire. You can spend a day touring the many gardens such as Logan Botanic Garden and examining the exotic plants and flowers that are being grown. If wildlife is more your style then an adventure through the 300 miles of forest at Galloway Forest Park will satisfy your desire. Along with either of these you can spend lazy days on the water participating in anything from swimming to windsurfing or take advantage of the many fishing spots located throughout the county. A nice leisurely horse ride through the beach or the forest is likely to bring you closer to nature. When you have had your share of the outdoors; you can spend days touring the area and visiting the medieval castles, stone circles and other historical landmarks available. And as with all of Scotland, there is plenty of golf to be found.
Entertainment and Dining in Dumfriesshire
There is a restaurant, pub or bistro that serves the fare you are looking for somewhere in the county. With plenty of locales to choose from the hardest part will be making a decision. You could opt for a fine dining experience with plenty of smoked Scottish foods at the Marrbury Smokehouse or you can grab some pub grub at the Criffel Inn New Abbey. Entertainment can be found throughout the area in various cinemas, theatres and other venues. Catch a show at the Lochside Theatre to wind down after a day of exploring the county.
Accommodation in Dumfriesshire
Have your own golf getaway by staying at the Cally Palace Hotel and Golf Course. You will have accommodations in an 18th century mansion when you are not on the course. If you want something more quaint you can stay at one of the many bed and breakfasts that are present in Dumfriesshire. Rowanbank Bed and Breakfast gives you the comforts of home while being only a short distance from the High Street. If you prefer adventure then you have a selection of caravan parks and camping to choose from as well.
Dumfriesshire Holiday Properties
Portpatrick is a small fishing village set in a peaceful and unspoilt corner of Southern Scotland. The Portpatrick Hotel is the perfect base from which to explore this delightful area. The Portpatrick Hotel is a spectacular property standing on Galloway’s clifftops in nine acres of grounds, overlooking the village and its secluded harbour.
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