Welcome to our page of information, attractions and
places of interest around Annan. The Annan hotels
listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough
guide as to how far they are from Annan. From Annan you can explore
the the Solway coast with miles of deserted sandy beaches, rocky
coves and cliff-top paths; the Galloway Hills, an area of beautiful
moors, mountains, lakes and rivers, and the Southern Upland Way,
one of the most challenging long-distance footpaths in Scotland.
We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation
from our list of Annan hotels and/or the surrounding area.
The historic Royal Burgh of Annan
is a small border town set on the River Annan, 16 miles from
Carlisle or Dumfries and only 8 miles from Gretna Green. Once
an important trading port, the town is made up of many traditional
red stone buildings and boasts a rich history of ship building
and fishing. It lies at the start of the lovely Solway Coast
Trail - a drive along quiet roads to a wealth of castles and
abbeys. The Sustrans Cycleway passes through Annan over the specially
built river bridge. There are plenty of local walks to take in
the rich variety of wildlife - red squirrel, roe deer, otter,
foxes, badgers, kingfishers, owls and sea birds. With a lovely
sandy beach just 3 miles west at Powfoot, this is a superb place
from which to explore an unspoilt area, either on foot or by
car. If you are in the right town but
cannot find the accommodation you want on this page, you might
consider bed and breakfast in Annan
or self catering accommodation in Annan
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