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Cycling in south west Scotland • Walking in SW Scotland • Cycling in SW Scotland • Fishing in SW Scotland • Riding of the Marches • Annan Sports Facilities • Bird Watching in Scotland • Golf Courses in SW Scotland
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The National Cycle Network is being developed right across Britain and Northern Ireland linking town centres and the countryside. Several routes pass through this area: National
Cycle Route 7 Winding its way through the region, mainly on quiet country roads, Route 7 offers hill, moorland and coast. The off-road sections and bridges have been constructed to a high quality and have opened up previously restricted areas of countryside to wheelchair users, families with young children, the elderly and mobility impaired. National
Cycle Route 74 It also links to the National Byway (see below) and the Southern Upland Way, Britain's first coast to coast long distance footpath. The
National Byway For further information on these cycle routes visit: Activities in Annan, South West Scotland >> Walking in SW Scotland | Cycling in SW Scotland | Fishing in SW Scotland | Annan Riding of the Marches | Annan Leisure and Sports Facilities| Bird Watching in SW Scotland | Golf Courses and Golf Clubs in SW Scotland |
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The
Annan area offers the place and pace to suit the cyclist -
with unspoilt scenery, contrasting landscapes, a mild climate
and a wealth of history and heritage to explore ....
Runs
from Carlisle to Inverness and covers 114 miles (182km)
in Dumfries and Galloway. 
Connects
Route 7 to South Lanarkshire running along quiet
country roads from Rigg, near Gretna.
A
network of rural lanes reaching into the heart
of British heritage.The
Byway runs for 194 miles (312km) in Dumfries and Galloway (in places
sharing
with the National Cycle Network) taking in attractive
countryside, heritage sites and places of interest.