Rotary Mull of Galloway Trail
Having undertaken and completed the Lochryan Coastal Path, Stranraer Rotary decided to extend the Path by creating the Mull of Galloway Trail, at a total cost of around £200k including the Lochryan Coastal path, helped by grants. Work was completed in 2012. It links with the Ayrshire Coastal Path enabling a walk from the Mull of Galloway to Skelmorlie in north Ayrshire which in turn links to other paths so that it is possible to walk all the way from the Mull to Cape Wrath on the north west point of the Scottish Mainland. It also connects from Stranraer with the 212 mile Southern Upland Way across to the east coast. It has also been recognised as part of the International Appalacian Way (www.iat-sia.com).
The Trail was transferred to Dumfries & Galloway Outdoor Access Trust in April 2022. who are now responsible for its care and maintenance.
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