Grey Mare's Tail is a spectacular waterfall where the Tail Burn plunges 60m to join the Moffat Water in its heavily glaciated valley. Two paths lead to the waterfall. The one on the left is the easier one and leads to the bottom of the waterfall. The..

This private house, built by John Adam in the 18C, was the residence of the 2nd Earl of Hopetoun. The strict lines of the façade are counterbalanced by the varied shades and colours of the materials used.

The fountain's bronze ram indicates the importance of sheepfarming in this area.

The museum tells the unusual history of Moffat (battles of the clans, the Covenanter period, the spa's period chandeliers).

The last resting place of the Civil Engineer, John Loudon McAdam (1756-1836), the inventor of the road surfacing known as tarmacadam (tarmac).