Our first stop for this walk will be the Dawyck Botanic Garden. Nestled amongst the hills of the Scottish Borders, Dawyck enjoys an almost continental climate, allowing plants from mountainous regions in Europe, China, Nepal, Japan and North America to thrive.
After the Garden we will make our way to Peebles.Made a Royal Burgh in 1152 by King David I of Scotland, Peebles is known for its picturesque and unspoilt character. One of the most striking historic attractions in Peebles is the medieval bridge across the River Tweed, while at the end of the High Street stands the Old Parish Church, built in 1885.
We will be taking a leisurely stroll around the town centre, pausing for snacks as we go.
Terrain: Tarmac Paths