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MILLFORE AND DRIGMORN (Replacement for the Bike
and Hike route)
We start from Craigencallie, a former outdoor centre
and head towards Loch Dee. We then take make our way
to the top of Cairngarroch.
The hill part of the day is wild and remote with
the likelihood of sections of wet ground but with
no technical difficulties. The route follows a natural
line to Millfore, the highest point at 656 metres,
to Drigmorn Hill and down the ridge to Drigmorn farm.
The top of Millfore gives an excellent view towards
Newton Stewart and the whaleback of Cairnsmore of
Fleet with the chance to have a completely different
aspect of the coires of Larg and Lamachan and the
craggy aspect of Curleywee.
The white Lochan of Drigmorn, the setting of many
a curling bonspiel in colder times, is also visible.
The route over Drigmorn Hill to Drigmorn is a little
rough but straightforward and this leads to a forest
road and Auchinleck where the party will be picked
up and returned to Newton Stewart.
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