Topoguide of the Cicerone publisher to discover the part of the border Scotland with England.

Description provided by the publisher:

this guidebook Provids 45 Day Walks in the Scottish Borders. Separated Into Six Sections, These Walks Are Dévided Between The North and South Cheviots, Tweed, Ettrick, Moffat and Manor Hills and Feature Hand Centers Including Wooler, Kelso, Melrose, Peebles and Moffat. The Guide's Seventh Outlines Long Distance Roads, Including Walk Along The Border From Gretna to Berwick-on-Tweed.

Each Walk Features 1: 50,000 OS Mapping, Comprehensive Route Description and Plenty of Information About Points of Interest Along The Route. The Walks Are Graded and Can Be Easily Customized with Alternative Start Points, Route Variant and Shortcuts. The Guide's Introduction Offers Plenty of Practical Information About How To Get There and Where To Stay, While The Appendices List Useful Contacts and Tourist Information Centers.

The Scottish Borders are Rich in Both History and Geology. These Walks Explore Many Historical Sites, From Iron Age Forts on Hillsides to Bastles and Towers Dating from the Border Reivovers Era. The Stunning and Varied Scenery Is A Result of Complex Geological Processes A Visit to Dobb's Linn Showcases Preserved Fossils, While The Coastline At St Abbs Head Features Iconic Folded Rock Formations Which ARE Home To A Myriad of Birds Including Guillemots.