Tibbie Tamson’s Grave

Walking Route

Tibbie Tamson’s Grave

Walking

A most attractive and emotive circular up to Tibbie’s grave (buried by the people of Selkirk in 1790, possibly a suicide) through woodland and farmland.

This route starts on the Corbie Linn track that is lined with a magnificent stand of Douglas fir. Corbie is a Scot’s word for crow. Near the reservoir the landscape opens up crowned with the hills along the Minch Moor. There is an option to go out to the summit of Harehead Hill.

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Distance:
4mi / 6.5km
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Total climb:
853ft / 260m
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Total descent:
853ft / 260m
Towns along route:
Galashiels
Difficulty:
Moderate
Difficulty notes:
Forestry tracks and paths and field margins. Boots or strong shoes needed in wet conditions, parts can be muddy.
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What you'll see

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Galashiels

Towns & Villages

Lying in the narrow valley of the Gala Water, Galashiels is one of the most popular towns in the Scottish Borders.