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Caberston Forest

peebles - Caberston Forest

Caberston forest has a network of walking and horse riding trails.

Cademuir Forest

peebles - Cademuir Forest

A most peaceful forest, ideal for spotting wildife. Ideal for walking, cycling and horse riding.

Cardrona Forest

peebles - Cardrona Forest

Cardrona forest has a network of walking and horse riding trails.

Glentress Forest - Walking

peebles - Glentress Forest - Walking

Glentress is the top visitor attraction in the Scottish Borders. There are 12 miles of walking trails and opportunities for horse riding and orienteering.

Innerleithen - Elibank & Traquair Forest

peebles - Innerleithen - Elibank & Traquair Forest

The largest forest in the Tweed Valley, Ideal for cycling and horse riding and also has a few opportunities for walking.

Old Manor Bridge via Sware and Tweed Walk

peebles - Old Manor Bridge via Sware and Tweed Walk

A slightly longer but not too strenuous walk that takes you high enough to give you some beautiful views over Peebles and also to the West.

Peebles Town Walk

peebles - Peebles Town Walk

Published by Peebles Civic Society, the Peebles Town Walk is a guided trail around some of the historic parts of the town.

Riverside walk - The Cuddy

peebles - Riverside walk - The Cuddy

The 'cuddy' also known as the Eddleston water flows into the Tweed from the North.

Riverside walks - Tweed

peebles - Riverside walks - Tweed

Gentle and fairly easy walking route along the banks of the Tweed

Thornielee Forest

peebles - Thornielee Forest

Thornielee forest has a network of walking and horse riding trails.

Tweeddale Ramblers

peebles - Tweeddale Ramblers

Tweeddale Ramblers the local group of the Ramblers Association, offering a wide variety of weekly walks ranging from strenuous hill climbs to easier 'low level' more sedately paced adventures.

Yair Forest

peebles - Yair Forest

Yair forest has a network of walking and horse riding trails.

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