Walking & Wildlife in the Scottish Borders
There are baskets full of walks & information in each cottage, but if you would like to upload an app try Scotland Starts Here
We are so close to the border, walks in Northumberland, aren’t far away
The Borders Forest Trust highlights some of our ancient treasured trees in The Heritage Tree Trail
For guided walks in Northumberland, Patrick and Louise Norris have a wealth of experience in the landscape, wildlife and cultural history of the area.
Patrick could also take you on an Ingram Valley Farm Safari just over the border in Northumberland. My grandmother’s favourite valley!
Nature at it's best - on both sides of the border!
Sea birds, grey seals and perhaps porpoises – Andrew Douglas’ Serenity boat trips to The Farne Islands from Seahouses in Northumberland, are a must!
The Wild Beasts of Chillingham – visit the wild white cattle – one of the most unique and truly wild herd of cattle in the world.
Or with Billy Shiels who’s family have been running boat trips to The Farne Islands since 1918!
Northumbrian Wildlife Tours offer unique and carefully planned guided bird and wildlife watching walks in Northumberland
Chain Bridge Honey Farm – a local gem – with lots of unexpected surprises!
Bird watching in the Borders – where to look!
The Sea Bird Centre – 5 Star Visitor Attraction overlooking the islands of the Firth of Forth.
Scuba diving from St Abbs Head and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve – in the world’s top five dive sites!
Philiphaugh Cauld – a great place to see salmon on web cams!
Further afield – what about a trip to Edinburgh Zoo