Southern Upland Way

Scotland's coast-to-coast walk and the longest of the Great Trails, running from the old harbour at Portpatrick in the southwest to Cockburnspath on the North Sea coast, a little south of Dunbar. The waymarked line crosses the hills of lowland Scotland by way of the Galloway Hills, Loch Trool, the Carsphairn range, the Lowthers, the Ettrick Hills, the Manor Hills, Minch Moor and the Lammermuirs.

Opened

1984

Length (km)

344

Drawn from

Portpatrick

Drawn to

Cockburnspath

OpenStreetMap relation

www.openstreetmap.org/relation/50325

Where the length and date are published

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Upland_Way

Category: Hiking & Trails

Tags: coast-to-coast, southern uplands, galloway, lammermuirs

Coordinates: 55.37339549003931, -3.684603643774231

Part of Scotland's Great Trails

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