Dumfries and Galloway has a variety of attractions to offer the visitor, from golf to fishing and walking to pony trekking for the outdoor enthusiast the Moreig Hotel provides the perfect base.
Historic Dumfries, where Burns lived and is buried, offers local shopping, museums, the famous camera obscura and walks along the banks of the River Nith. Further afield you can travel to Carlisle in about half an hour or be in Edinburgh or Glasgow in just over an hour or catch the ferry from Stranraer to Ireland.
For the walker the Moffat, Lowther and Galloway hills are within an easy drive, here you will find spectacular scenary such as the Grey Mare's tail waterfall near Moffat. The hills are always quiet and offer rounded summits and high ridges with a variety of walking to suit every taste.
Dumfries and Galloway is renowned for excellent fishing, you can be as local as the River Nith in Dumfries or any of the local lochs or further a-field there is the River Annan and Esk, a variety of well stocked lochs throughout the region or sea fishing in the Solway Estuary from either the shore or boat.
There are many other activites from wildlife parks, museums, historic buildings and gardens, pony trekking, shooting and many more that the visitor can fill the days with from the Moreig Hotel.
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