by Finley Jackson | 11 September 2025
There is a fine example of a ScotWays sign at NN117611 declaring “Camus na h Eirighe 1/4m”, with an associated heritage information plaque about the “lost village”. A newish metal pedestrian gate (adjacent locked field gate) gives access to a...
by Neil Birch | 11 September 2025
Where the B836 crosses the Little Eachaig River at the foot of Glen Kin, a track leads up the east side of the Glenkin Burn to Stronsaul where there is a crossing point. The track continues to a picnic shelter at NS121782, meeting the modern track which approached...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
From Dinlabyre, go east uphill by a forestry road past Mountain View. Continue southeast to NY548907 where the track turns northeast towards Larriston Fells. It then crosses open ground at about 500m, diverging from a radio mast’s track at NY560913, to head...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Our surveyors walked this route from NT511530 (west of Addinston) to NT517570 (bridge over Kelphope Burn, Dodcleuch):From the A697, west of Addinston, a signpost indicates The Hillfort. At the farm, turn north as indicated by the hillfort signage. At NT520534, a sign...
by Craig Reilly | 11 September 2025
Our survey follows this old route away from Duns: Near Ellemford Bridge, a signpost at NT727601 states Harehead 4 miles. The track heads uphill and in a short distance, where it forks, take the right hand route and continue up the hill. The first section of this right...
