The Three Brethren

Walking

One of Scottish Borders’ iconic hills (465m), topped with three impressive cairns demarking the meeting of three estates – Buccleuch Estate, Yair Estate and Selkirk Burgh.

This is a hill walk and we recommend that you carry a more detailed map, for example, an ordnance survey sheet. 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.

Further information:

Paths around Selkirk

Downloads:

PathsaroundSelkirk.pdf Selkirk_9.gpx

Distance:

6.5mi / 10.5km

Total climb:

1,607ft / 490m

Total descent:

1,607ft / 490m

Towns along route:

Galashiels

Difficulty:

Moderate

Difficulty notes:

Forestry tracks/paths, field margins and open hill. Boots or strong shoes needed, parts can be muddy.

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What you'll see

Galashiels

Towns & Villages

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