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The Royal Burgh Of New Galloway And Kells Parish

New Galloway Community Shop – Am Mòine Naomh loop from New Galloway

The Royal Burgh Of New Galloway And Kells Parish

New Galloway Community Shop – Am Mòine Naomh loop from New Galloway

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New Galloway Community Shop – Am Mòine Naomh loop from New Galloway

02:32

57.4km

520m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 38.5 km for 193 m

After 52.0 km for 109 m

After 52.3 km for 109 m

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222 m

New Galloway Community Shop

Highlight • Rest Area

Really nice grocery store in New Galloway with plenty of local products. Also, The Cross Keys hotel next door is great. The host Susan, and her dog Claude, are very welcoming, and the rooms are clean!

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289 m

The Smithy Café, Tearoom & Gift Shop

Highlight • Cafe

Lovely little café in new Galloway with tables inside and out and food served quickly. Good idea to book ahead as it can get busy and there aren't many cafes in the area. Closes at 3pm on a Sunday.

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7.39 km

A702 Scenic Road

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

While classified as the A702, this is a very quiet road, almost single-track in places, that goes through some lovely rolling scenery.

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23.3 km

Am Mòine Naomh

Highlight • Natural

38.6 km

Stroanfreggan Cairn

Highlight • Historical Site

Stroanfreggan Cairn is a large circular cairn, measuring 73 feet (22.2 metres) across and up to 5.2 feet (1.6 metres) high on one side. It is just a small part of the size that it once was, having been used as a quarry. Upon investigation in 1910, a cist was uncovered, a small, coffin-like box. It contained a flint knife and some bone fragments, now removed for preservation. Some bronze, flints and charcoal were also found at this site and are now housed at Dumfries Museum.

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