사우스 스코틀랜드 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Straight out of Hawick (the eastern end of this segment), Whitehaugh Road is a quiet and small road, but once you turn left towards Brieryhill, it becomes the Cross Borders Drove Road (part of a trail by the same name) and drops down with a stone wall on one side and Wiltonburn Hill on the other, and the views of rolling hills ahead of you. Picturesque and scenic!

This sure is a very pretty park: tree-lined walks, a waterfall, a walled garden, a bandstand and much more. A pleasure to be at for any kind of a walker.

A gorgeous, if a bit short, walk along the Help Hill Path, between Dean Burn and the Hawick Substation, passing the Help Hill itself, which is to the west of the path. In the far distance, to the south-west of hill, you will be able to see the summit of Skelfhill Pen rising proudly on the horizon.

This is a very beautiful path along the south bank of Eden Water within the Newton Don Estate. Very green and incredibly peaceful, and much much better than at the Southbank Centre in London, if you ask me!

This track (occasionally a narrower path) is delightfully grassy and green, particularly in the summer. Although surrounded by farmland here, the hedges and the trees planted here create a wilder, more unconstrained impression and the sense of peace.

A very impressive, 40ft tall waterfall on Eden Water. Tucked away in a way, as you would expect this kind of thing in the Highlands, not necessarily in the gentler, less dramatic area such as the Borders, but there it is!

This is one beautiful place to sit and enjoy the view of Liddesdale. There are other benches along the Newcastleton-Langholm road with equally or more amazing views of the area, but this one is sheltered, so in windy conditions would offer a good hideaway place from the elements.

This 1km stretch will get you surrounded by wonderful green hills and moorland. Some peculiar tree 'structures' on the way, and you have Black Burn to accompany you on the side of the track, which can be good place to rest at. I find the sound of the water in places like this give me more peace than any meditation app.