Wigtownshire

The Category Wigtownshire is a subset of Dumfries & Galloway.

'Make sure you see the best of Scotland's most exotic garden by joining a guided tour with one of our experts. Guided tours are included in the Garden admission and take place at 10.30am every second Tuesday of the month from April to September. No advance booking necessary ... If you prefer to enjoy the Garden at your own pace, ask for a complimentary audio handset at Visitor Reception and discover the fascinating history, hidden treasures and seasonal highlights of this spectacular Garden.'

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

'Newton Stewart has long been a favourite base for walkers, and most of the countryside - mountain, forest, moorland and shore - is accessible, with due care and observance of the Country Code ... '

Usually held Early May.

'Cairnsmore of Fleet, at 711 metres, is the highest of the so called "Solway Hills". It's commanding location overlooking the Cree Estuary ensures the walker can enjoy the magnificence of Wigtown Bay and the Machars in the near vicinity, with the Lake District, North Wales and the Isle of Man in the distance. '

Walkhighlands

'Runs from the Mull to Stranraer and continues north as the Loch Ryan Coastal Path for a total distance of 35 miles to Glenapp in South Ayrshire where it links with the Ayrshire Coastal Path.'

Rotary Club of Stranraer

'Scotland's coast to coast route: Portpatrick to Cockburnspath.'

Dumfries & Galloway Council

Southern Upland Way [Rambling Man]