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The Glenkiln Sculptures (Walk ID: 1764) A walk with a difference around a 'sculpture park' set in a quiet, attractive glen. Pieces by Rodin, Epstein and Henry Moore, collected by the local landowner Sir William Keswick and placed in a completely natural environment, provide interesting stimuli to this gentle walk.

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Around Dumfries (Walk ID: 1763) Here are three walks in one: the 'Burns Trail' visits some of the poet's haunts, museums and other landmarks in a short perambulation around the town centre, whilst the longer walk explores the river and some parks and gardens of 'The Queen of the South'. These two walks are easily combined into a pleasing and contrasting whole: allow at least five hours if visiting museums and pubs too.

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8.00 miles away

Mabie Forest: Lochaber Trail (Walk ID: 1975) There are some wonderful views on this lovely walk, which is partly amongst luscious woods but mainly over open uplands, on good Forestry Commission Scotland paths and tracks throughout.

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8.00 miles away

Moniaive - Bardennoch Hill - Dunreggan Brae - Moniave (Walk ID: 3404) The picturesque and rather remote village of Momiaive nestles amongst the rolling hills of Nithsdale. The artist James Paterson was the best known of the 19th Century school of painters known as the 'Glasgow Boys' and lived in the village between 1879 and 1906. Nowadays Moniaive is home to a thriving community of artists and craftsmen.

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8.00 miles away

Mabie Forest: Nith View Trail (Walk ID: 4555) The Nith View Trail is a circuit within Mabie Forest, near Dumfries. It makes a pleasant and undulating walk along Forestry Commission Scotland’s well-maintained paths and tracks, mainly through mixed woodland with viewpoints and with plenty of seats and picnic tables along the way.

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In The Forest of Ae (Walk ID: 2999) This is a riverside walk within the Forest of Ae. The walk combines sections of three waymarked trails within the forest and mainly follows the Water of Ae. There is a shorter alternative of five miles within the circuit. Part of the outward section along the west bank of the Water of Ae is accessible to wheelchairs.

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