**SORRY - THIS WALK IS FULLY BOOKED ** This coastal walk follows the Solway coast, an areas steeped in history, beautiful landscapes, and a past winner in UK tree of the year!
The walk follows the Solway coast from Sandyhills to the mouth of the Urr Water and reaches the lookout point at the fort on Castle Hill with its fine views over the Solway coast towards the Lake District. The route then turns inland along the banks of the river to Rockcliffe and finishes in the attractive village of Kippford. Along the way you will pass the salt pan rocks where sea salt was once collected, the natural arch known as the Needles Eye, the Solway Sands famous for their cockle fishing, and the National Trust area of the Muckle Lands. where, if you look carefully, you might spot Nelson’s Grave.