Over the town of Pitlochry stands the hill known as Craigower, a short but steep climb through woodland to the…
The remote woodland of Craik Forest is nestled in the heart of the Southern Uplands. Follow the Aithouse Burn through the…
From a historic spa at Innerleithen, climb high up Lee Pen to enjoy unimpeded views along the Tweed valley. Descend to…
Little is known of the life of Selkirk’s Isabella Tamson, known as “Tibbie”. A woman of simple mind, in 1790 she…
The opening of the Borders Railway in 2015 may have restored rail service to the south-east of Scotland, yet a…
A peaceful walk in Borders woodland taking in an Iron Age fort and a ruined peel tower.
“Oft had he viewed, as morning rose, the bosom of the lonely Lowes”. So began the Borders poet James Hogg…
Deep in a glen in the Manor Hills lies tranquil Loch Eddy. Once a retreat for the upper echelons of…
A cairn built by the devil, two brothers on a hilltop, and a gamekeeper’s treasure are but some of the…
Eagles scream from isle to shore; Down all the rocks the torrents roar; O’er the black waves incessant driven, Dark…