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Month: March 2019

Posted on 31 March 201931 March 2019

The Eskbank to Penicuik Railway

A pleasant, unchallenging walk following the course of a former railway line between Eskbank and Penicuik, passing the remains of a medieval castle and historic mills.

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Posted on 27 March 201927 March 2019

Darden Lough

Embark on a trek across open moorland on the edges of the Simonside hills to reach a hidden lake in the Northumberland National Park.

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Posted on 25 March 201925 March 2019

Trahenna Hill Circuit

Journey into the Moorfoots from Broughton in the footsteps of John Buchan to enjoy spectacular views of the Southern Uplands. Then, take to the riverside to follow the course of a long forgotten railway.

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Posted on 23 March 201923 March 2019

The Black Spout

A walk from the centre of Pitlochry passing through tranquil woodland to a majestic waterfall known as The Black Spout and the ruined Black Castle of Moulin.

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Posted on 18 March 20197 April 2019

Traprain Law

A gentle walk along the riverside to a ruined castle with links to the story of Mary Queen of Scots before a steep climb to the site of an ancient hill fort and a hoard of Roman treasure.

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Posted on 16 March 20197 April 2019

Craigower

Over the town of Pitlochry stands the hill known as Craigower, a short but steep climb through woodland to the site of an ancient beacon from where you can enjoy fine Highland views.

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Posted on 2 March 201916 March 2019

The Drake Stone

Enjoy a taste of everything the Northumberland National Park is famous for — crumbling castles, meandering riverlands, lonely moorland and rocky crags — on this short walk to the mysterious Drake Stone.

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