Scottish Borders Walking Festival

SCOTTISH BORDERS WALKING FESTIVAL

Periodicity: annual

Location:   It takes place in a different part of the Borders each year -  Hawick in 2011

Time of the year:   September

Duration:  7 days

Number of Walks:  21 walks (guided) 

1st edition: 1995

2010 dition:  4th – 12th September 2010 
2010 edition  programme:

2011 edition:  4th – 10th September 2011 
2011 edition  programme: http://www.borderswalking.com/

Sunday 4
Hawick to Denholm
Ruberslaw, Denholmhill Quarry & Denholm Dean
Denholm Hill to Ruberslaw Circular

Monday 5
Skelfhill Pen Circular
Hawick Common and Goldielands Tower
Hawick, Branxholme Bridge, ‘Joogly Brig’ & Wilton Lodge Park Circular

Tuesday  6
W.H. Ogilvie Cairn Circular
Hawick Circular by Branxholm Loch and Newmill-on-Teviot
Paths To Health Walk It Walk- Wilton Lodge Park

Wednesday 7
Hartsgarth, Peden Stone, Millstone Edge, Blackburn Falls, Newcastleton
Wed 07
A Walk Across The Border
Wed 07
A Look Round Copshaw

Thursday 8
Hawick, Borthaugh, Vertish Hill Circular
Hawick to Stobs and Barnes Loch
Denhom to Hawick via Hornshole

Friday 9
Shankend Circular via Maidens Paps and Greatmoor
Whitrope To Hawick
Riccarton Junction

Saturday 10
Castleweary To Hawick
Teviothead Circular
Hawick, Whitehaugh Circular

 
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Walks for disabled persons?

Price: Paid

Notes:  The Walking Festival is the longest established walking festival in Scotland. It takes place in a different part of the Borders each year

Sponsoring: Yes

Organization: Scottish Borders Council

Contact:
info@borderswalking.com

Website: http://www.borderswalking.com/

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