Walks and outdoor attractions
On the coast of the Solway Firth and close to a number of coastal and countryside walking and cycling routes, Queensberry Bay is in a fantastic location for outdoor enthusiasts.
View the dark skies at Galloway Forest Park
This impressive forest park boasts tranquil valleys within heather clad hills and rugged rock faces. There are a multitude of walking routes for you to enjoy and of course, having been named as the UK’s first Dark Skies park, there are great stargazing opportunities. Stargazers have been known to witness the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights as it is more commonly known.
Caerlaverlock National Nature Reserve
Get in touch with nature at Caerlaverlock
Caerlaverlock National Nature Reserve is just a short distance away from Queensberry Bay and is the perfect place to get in touch with your wild side. You can watch the wintering geese, listen for Scotland’s rarest amphibian, the Natterjack Toad and take time to enjoy the variety of events they put on through the year!
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