Tweedbank Station to Melrose, walking the Scottish Borders

Tweedbank Station to Melrose, walking the Scottish Borders

Discover the joy of walking the Scottish Borders with Tamsin Grainger, exploring the beautiful landscape which we enjoy beside the Tweed.

The article describes a scenic and accessible walk starting with a train journey from Edinburgh to Tweedbank, followed by a short, picturesque riverside walk to Melrose. The route is framed as a gentle “pilgrimage,” taking in the tranquility of the River Tweed and the surrounding Borders landscape. The walk concludes in Melrose, home to the impressive ruins of Melrose Abbey, a medieval Cistercian monastery known for its striking architecture and deep historical significance.

Tweedbank Station to Melrose, walking the Scottish Borders

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