Biker Friendly Pubs in Scotland
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A former Coaching Inn, the King's has been offering food and refreshments to guests for over 200 years. Nestling between the Galloway hills and forests to the north, the sweeping beaches of the Solway Firth to the south, the historic market town of Castle Douglas with stunning scenery, castles and stately homes, all around. Personally run by David (a Biker himself) and his wife Pauline, with an able staff, you will be warmly welcomed by them and locals alike. With 10 Bedrooms and a self contained apartment, comfortably sleeping 22.
Enjoy B&B or dinner options, where the restaurant has a fine reputation for its extensive and imaginative menu of mouth-watering dishes using locally sourced produce such as the finest Galloway Beef & Steaks, Solway Salmon, Scallops, etc... A perfect base to explore enjoy the unspoilt beauty of Dumfries and Galloway or as a stop off heading to Ireland. David is only too pleased to recommend routes to ride. Drying room and secure off-road parking. where: St Andrew Street, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Galloway, DG7 1EL tel: 01556 502 626 website: www.galloway-golf.co.uk |
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| In Perthshire’s main tourist resort of Callander, in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, with easy day trips to Stirling, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Galloway Forest Park.
where: Callander, Perthshire, |
| Strathcarron which overlooks Loch Carron and surrounded by Scottish hills. exploring the area with the open roads of the Highlands, the nearby coast, lochs, the village of Kyle of Lochalsh, Eilean Donan Castle and the magnificent Skye Bridge. where: Strathcarron, Ross-Shire, tel: 01520 website: e-mail: 22nd Jan 2015 |
| Situated in the heart of the coastal town of Thurso, touring base for visiting other areas in Caithness, such as Mey Castle, John O’Groats and Dunnet Head - the furthest point North of Mainland Britain, where the views are breath-taking and well worth a visit. You can also take a ferry to the island of Orkney from Scrabster Harbour. where: Thurso, The Highlands, |





A former Coaching Inn, the King's has been offering food and refreshments to guests for over 200 years. Nestling between the Galloway hills and forests to the north, the sweeping beaches of the Solway Firth to the south, the historic market town of 