The Border Country - A Walker’s Guide
Availability
Reprinted
Cover
Paperback - Laminated
Published
6 Oct 2010
Edition
Third
ISBN
9781852844592
ISBN (10)
1852844590
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 1.7cm
Weight
320g
Pages
272
No. Maps
46
No. Photos
94
Originally Published
1 Jun 2005
The Border Country
A Walker's Guide by Alan Hall
The guidebook opens up to the walker the landscape of the Border country that lies between England and Scotland, including the Cheviots, Tweeddale and Teviotdale, Ettrick Forest and the Tweedsmuir Hills. Includes 46 varied routes, and outlines of a number of long-distance walks and town trails. More...
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Seasons
Recommended months are April to October.Centres
Melrose, Kelso, Jedburgh, Yetholm, Selkirk, Wooler, Hawick, Moffat, St Mary’s LochDifficulty
Varied – suitable for the committed mountain walker to the leisurely valley stroller. All routes Read More... graded for difficulty.Must See
Wild solitude of the Cheviots; historic castles, pele towers and stone circles; Ettrick Horseshoe; Read More... Berwick-upon-Tweed trail
'This book has all the hallmarks of a Cicerone guide book. It is
excellent value for money and will take the walker safely across the
miles of Border lands it explores. Alan Hall is an experienced walker
and writer who has produced a masterpiece which takes us through both
landscape and time. This is the third edition of the guide and contains:
- Around 50 routes as well as outlines of a number of long distance trails that cross the region, several new walks, including an ascent of the charismatic coned summit of Rubers Law and a challenging route through lonely Craik Forest. All routes illustrated with OS mappings.
- Alan has written walking guides which include Scotland and Northumberland. An inquisitive pedestrian, full-time writer and photographer, he has walked in, in addition to Britain, Catalunya and the French Pyrenees, Italy and his favourite island of Crete.
- I ask myself how he has fitted it all in! The answer is bound to be … devotion and dedication. Another lovely walking guide.'
(Joyce Wilson, The Keswick Reminder July 2005)










