bellsbank

bellsbank

🌸 Best Time to Visit

All Year Round

⏳ Recommended Stay

3 Days

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Top Attractions

Cairnsgarroch
★ 7
TOP 1

Cairnsgarroch

659-meter ascent through heather-clad slopes ancient granite summit panoramic views over Southern Uplands shimmering lochs and distant peaks

Cairnsgarroch rises majestically in the heart of the Galloway Forest Park, offering intrepid hikers a 659-meter ascent through heather-clad slopes and ancient granite. At the summit, the panoramic views stretch over the rolling Southern Upl

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Suggested Duration

2h

Cairnsmore of Carsphairn
★ 7
TOP 2

Cairnsmore of Carsphairn

Rising 797 meters above the wild Galloway hills, Cairnsmore of Carsphairn is a remote and rewarding summit for hikers seeking solitude. Its distinctive cairn marks the top, offering sweeping views over rugged moorland, shimmering lochs, and

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Suggested Duration

2h

Carlin's Cairn
★ 7
TOP 3

Carlin's Cairn

Ancient stone pile summit Sweeping panoramic views Trace paths through heather Sense the cailleach legend

Rising 807 meters above the wild Galloway Hills, Carlin's Cairn is a solitary peak crowned with an ancient stone pile that whispers of Scotland’s Gaelic past. The summit offers sweeping views over the rugged Rhinns of Kells and the shimmeri

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Suggested Duration

2h

Corserine
★ 7
TOP 4

Corserine

814 m highest in Rhinns of Kells panoramic lochs and moorland ancient granite outcrops Irish Sea to Arran views

Rising 814 meters above the Galloway hills, Corserine stands as the highest point of the Rhinns of Kells ridge, offering a sweeping vista of lochs and moorland. This Corbett summit feels like a secret of the Scottish Lowlands, where ancient

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Suggested Duration

2h

Kirriereoch Hill
★ 7
TOP 5

Kirriereoch Hill

Sweeping vistas of rolling moorland Views of distant lochs SOTA summit for hikers Rugged terrain wilderness experience

Rising to 786 meters in the remote Galloway Hills, Kirriereoch Hill offers a true wilderness experience for hikers and amateur radio enthusiasts. This SOTA (Summits on the Air) summit rewards those who brave its rugged terrain with sweeping

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Suggested Duration

2h

Merrick
★ 7
TOP 6

Merrick

Loftiest peak in southern Scotland Sweeping views over Galloway Forest Park Distant silhouettes of Lake District fells Scent of peat and cry of curlew

Rising 843 meters above the wild glens of Galloway, Merrick is the loftiest peak in southern Scotland, offering a rugged, solitary grandeur that feels worlds away from civilization. The ascent rewards hikers with sweeping views over the Gal

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Suggested Duration

2h

Mullwharchar
★ 7
TOP 7

Mullwharchar

Heather-clad slopes Rocky summit Sweeping views of Rhinns of Kells Shimmering waters of Loch Doon Rugged path through ancient woodland

Rising like a stoic sentinel in the remote Galloway Forest Park, Mullwharchar offers adventurers a true escape into the wild. Its heather-clad slopes and rocky summit reward hikers with sweeping views of the Rhinns of Kells and the shimmeri

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Suggested Duration

2h

Shalloch on Minnoch
★ 7
TOP 8

Shalloch on Minnoch

Rising 768 meters high Panoramic views over moors Shimmering lochs vistas Solway Firth coastline views Classic Corbett hill climb

Rising 768 meters in the remote Galloway Hills, Shalloch on Minnoch offers hikers a serene escape into wild, untamed landscapes. The summit rewards with panoramic views over heather-clad moors, shimmering lochs, and the Solway Firth coastli

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Suggested Duration

2h

Tairlaw Linn
★ 7
TOP 9

Tairlaw Linn

Serene waterfall Dark mossy gorge Ancient oaks and ferns Secluded cascade

Hidden within the lush, rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, Tairlaw Linn is a serene waterfall that plunges into a dark, mossy gorge. The delicate spray and the constant roar of water create a hypnotic atmosphere, while ancient oaks and

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Suggested Duration

2h

Tarfessock
★ 7
TOP 10

Tarfessock

697-meter heather-clad peak sweeping views over moorlands and lochs wind-scoured summit panorama Gaelic name meaning ‘middle peak’

Rising to 697 meters in the remote Galloway Hills, Tarfessock (historically Bin Meanach) offers a rugged, untamed hiking experience. This heather-clad peak commands sweeping views over vast moorlands and shimmering lochs, evoking a sense of

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Suggested Duration

2h

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