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This list of 'free to access' walks in the Scottish Borders has been gathered together for you from across the web. Most of these walks are in the form of turn-by-turn walking directions. If you would like to see Walking Routes from another UK county or UK National Park, please visit the Walking Routes home page.

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Scottish Borders Walking Routes

The following links point to pages containing free walk descriptions.....
    Sites covering the County, Regions or Areas...

  1. Borders Abbey Way (Scottish Borders Council)
  2. Scottish Borders (AllTrails)
  3. Scottish Borders (British Pilgrimage Trust)
  4. Scottish Borders (Countryfile)
  5. Scottish Borders (Council)
  6. Scottish Borders (Fife Walking)
  7. Scottish Borders (GPS Routes)
  8. Scottish Borders (Heritage Paths)
  9. Scottish Borders (John Butler's Lansdcape Photography)
  10. Scottish Borders (Lowland Lettings)
  11. Scottish Borders (Roman Heritage Way)
  12. Scottish Borders (Sir Walter Scott Way)
  13. Scottish Borders (Visorando)
  14. Scottish Borders (Walk Highlands)
  15. Scottish Borders (Walk Scotland)
  16. Scottish Borders (Walk Scotish Borders)
  17. Scottish Borders (Walking Britain)


    18. Sites covering Cities, Towns & Villages...

  18. Bowhill (Bowhill House)
  19. Burnmouth (Electric Scotland)
  20. Kelsoe (Burnbrae Holidays)
  21. Melrose (TGO Magazine)
  22. Melrose (Fauhope Country House)
  23. Melrose (Walk Melrose)
  24. Newcastleton (Visit Newcastleton)
  25. St Abbs (Discovering Britain)
  26. St Abbs (Guardian)
  27. Ettrick & Yarrow Valleys
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Scottish Borders walking books

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Scottish Borders walking maps

Don't rely on a GPS signal and your phone battery. Please stay safe; take a waterproof walking map and a compass with you on your walk. See How to use a Compass

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