Walk 1: Becks and Gaskells

An attractive short walk with good views over the town and a pleasant woodland section along the Wauchope Water. Much used by locals.

Walk 2: Langfauld and Potholm

An easy walk following both sides of the Esk taking in mixed woodland with good birdlife.

Walk 3: Duchess Bridge & North Lodge.

This easy walk explores the riverside and mature woodland. It crosses the first cast iron bridge ever built in Scotland.

After following the valley of the Esk outwards, this walk returns over the hills. Try to save this walk for a fine day, as the views from the hill section are superb in clear weather.

Walk 5: Warb Law

After a gentle start along the river, this walk climbs to the summit of a popular local hill which gives a viewpoint over the Solway Plain stretching to the Lake District hills.

Walk 6: Arkleton

A genuine hill walk with some rough, wet, and slow going. The compensation comes in superb views.

This is a pleasantly varied gentle figure-of-eight walk that starts and finishes through the length of the town and then passes along the hillside through fields and woods.

Walk 8: Target Burn and Whita Hill.

This walk turns up hill and passes a memorial to Hugh MacDiarmid, the poet, on the way to the Malcolm Monument on top of Whita Hill, Langholm's most prominent landmark and a superb viewpoint.

Walk 9: Calfield Rig and Mid Hill

The central part of the walk follows a long curving ridge providing ever-changing views.

A long circular round Whita Hill. It is pleasant walking with a good variety of environments as you go around. At the far corner of the walk, there is a real feeling of remoteness

Walk 11: Old Irvine

This walk covers some wonderful, varied scenery to the West and South of Langholm. A mixture of track, open hillside, and a short stretch of very quiet road.

Walk 12: Canonbie

A long but fairly easy walk through the Parish of Canonbie passing the “Fairy Loup” waterfall and through the award-winning village of Rowanburn finishing with a lovely walk along the banks of the rivers Liddel and Esk

Walk 13: Moorland Walk - Hogg Fell & Tarras Water.

The walk explores the distinctive moorland landscape of The Langholm and Newcastleton Hills.

Walk 14: Meikledale

The first and last 3km are on easy farm tracks. The central section is open hillside, rough, pathless and often wet and is slow going. Superb views in all directions are the reward. Can be tricky in mist.