Glenwhan Gardens, Dunragit, Stranraer, Wigtownshire, Scotland, DG9 8PH. Glenwhan Gardens has been described as one of the most beautiful made gardens in Scotland. Glenwhan Gardens is situated at 300 feet and overlooks Luce Bay and the Mull of Galloway, with clear views to the Isle of Man. Forty-five years ago there was wild moorland, but now you can see glorious collections of plants from around the world. There is colour in all seasons and the winding paths, well-placed seats and varied sculptures, set around small lochans, add to the tranquil atmosphere. There is a 17-acre moorland wildflower walk, the chance to see red squirrels and well-marked garden and tree trails. Glenwhan Gardens are open daily from 10am until 5pm. Directions: Glenwhan Gardens is located Seven miles east of Stranraer, one mile north of the A75 at Dunragit Village (follow brown Visit Scotland signs).