Ride on Sunday 11th June - Gretna to Eskdalemuir

By geoff

 Leaving from the car park in Central Ave, Gretna at 9.30am, the route will be north to Chapelknowe, Corrie Common and Boreland then onwards to the community cafe in Eskdalemuir.   The distance to the cafe is about 28 miles.  After lunch we return to Gretna via Bentpath and Langholm.   Total distance is 58 miles.    I hope to see some of you on the ride.

Route here

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