Moffat Things to See and Do

Moffat Golf Club 18 Hole Moffat 01683 220020 This 18-hole course is situated high on Coats Hill, some 670 feet above sea level; allowing panoramic views and the chance to enjoy a natural, inland course which is often known as "the jewel of...

Moffat Golf Club This 18-hole course offers fine traditional Scottish moorland golfing and the welcoming clubhouse reinforce the notion that Moffat should be near the top of any golfers list of courses to play. Its...

Moffat Fishery This unique Spring fed Troutmaster Fishery, with a 4.5 acre trout loch, is stocked with Rainbows from 2.5 pounds upwards, plus Moffat Monsters. Brown trout are also present. It is advisable to book...

Craigieburn Forest Trails Forest Enterprise waymarked forest walks and biking trails

Beechgrove Sports Centre Main sports hall, well equipped fitness centre, changing rooms.

Beechgrove Park Tennis Courts, bowling green. Open Easter and Summer holidays - Monday to Friday

Moffat Museum Education in the burgh, religious life, local crafts, sporting pastimes,famous people i.e. Lord Dowding, Robert Burns, D.E. Stevenson, Crawley etc.,geology, The Spa, railway, farming, family trees.

James Gibson & Son Summer programme of day tours to places of interest in Scotland and North England. Coaches available for private hire.

Dryhope Tower Ruins of stout 16th-century tower that stands by the northern shores of St Mary's loch. Once home of Mary Scott, ancestor of Sir Walter Scott.

Devil's Beef Tub A huge steep-sided valley, 500ft deep, once used by reivers to hold cattle driven across the Border. The four barren hills forming the hollow into which the River Annan flows was described by Walter...

Craiglochan Gardens A four-acre garden with a small nursery set among the hills of the beautiful Moffat Water valley.