Morebattle to Jedburgh

Walking Route

Morebattle to Jedburgh

Walking

Following St Cuthbert’s Way and the Borders Abbeys Way (both routes are one of Scotland’s Great Trails) you can enjoy this route from Morebattle to Jedburgh.

Take the public bus from Jedburgh to Morebattle to the start of your walk. You will pass the impressive ruin of Cessford Castle which has interpretation boards for your information and is worth taking time to visit.

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Paths_around_Jedburgh.pdf Jedburgh_10.gpx
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Distance:
11mi / 17.5km
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Total climb:
1,443ft / 440m
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Total descent:
1,476ft / 450m
Towns along route:
Maxton
Difficulty:
Hard
Difficulty notes:
Road, track and paths. Walking boots are recommended.
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What you'll see

Image of Drumlanrig’s Tower

Drumlanrig’s Tower - Hawick

Buildings, Historic Buildings, Monuments & Statues

A recently restored 16th-century building

Image of Following St Cuthbert’s Way and the Borders Abbeys Way (both routes are one of Scotland’s Great Trails) you can enjoy this route from Morebattle to Jedburgh. Take the public bus from Jedburgh to Morebattle to the start of your walk. You will pass the impressive ruin of Cessford Castle which has interpretation boards for your information and is worth taking time to visit.

Maxton

Towns & Villages

Located on the St. Cuthbert's Way long distance footpath, Maxton lies just off the A68, south of St. Boswells and east of Newtown St. Boswells.