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what’s on West Scottish Borders

One of the most scenic stretches of the Tweed Valley starts here, with the handsome royal burgh of Peebles. Downstream you’ll find Innerleithen, with it famous Robert Smails Printing Works and the sulphurous spa water of St Ronans Wells, once frequented by Sir Walter Scott. Close to Innerleithen is Traquair House, the oldest continuously inhabited house in Scotland, and the Traquair House Brewery which first started here over 400 years ago. The beauty of the hills around Peebles can be explored on foot or by bike and, from city itself, cyclists can hook up to the clearly signposted 90-mile Tweed Cycleway.

area highlights

25th & 26th May 2013, Scottish Borders:

A two-day event with something for the whole family.

17th & 18th August 2013, Scottish Borders:

A unique literary festival bringing international writers and thinkers together for a weekend of inspiring debates, literary walks and storytelling bike rides through the beautiful Borders’ countryside.

16th - 18th August 2013, Scottish Borders:

Just 30 miles from Edinburgh in the Border hills, Innerleithen is the venue for a fantastic festival with quality acts.

1st - 7th September 2013, Scottish Borders:

The Scottish Borders Walking Festival takes advantage of some of the most breathtaking scenery in the UK.

8th September 2013, Scottish Borders:

Enjoy pipe bands, highland dancing and heavy events in a relaxed atmosphere at the end of the competition season.

19th - 27th October 2013, Scottish Borders:

A wide range of events celebrating the area’s rich woodland culture and age-old Halloween rites.

April - October, Scottish Borders:

A unique example of the country’s industrial heritage, Robert Smail’s Printing Works is a fully functional Victorian-era letterpress printing works.

29th March - 30th November 2013, Scottish Borders:

Dating back to 1107, Traquair was originally a hunting lodge for the kings and queens of Scotland.

February - November, Scottish Borders:

With one of the world’s finest arboreta, woodland garden and an abundance of exotic and native plants, Dawyck Botanic Garden is a joy to visit.

Year-round, Scottish Borders:

Featuring 50 miles of mountain bike trails (including a freeride park), 25 miles of walking trails, an orienteering course and a series of brass rubbings to find and collect, Glentress is the top visitor attraction in the Scottish Borders.


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