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Haddington /

East Lothian


Slow Ways linking Haddington and Duns, East Linton, Grantshouse, Lauder, Longniddry, North Berwick, Pencaitland, Tranent

Scotland / East Lothian / Haddington

Haddington’s eight Slow Ways are 44% checked

Drawn: 8/8
reviewed: 4/8
verified: 2/8
and surveyed: 0/8

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Many Slow Ways have several route options. Some will be better than others, or good for different reasons.

Our goal is for each Slow Way to have at least one route that is verified and surveyed. To be verified – and get its snail badge – a route needs at least three positive reviews.

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Walk to Haddington from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Haddington—Duns
Haddun one Pioneer me Distance 43km/27mi Ascent 889m Descent 800m
Haddington—East Linton
Hadeas one Survey me Distance 10km/6mi Ascent 120m Descent 102m
Haddington—Grantshouse
Hadgra one Pioneer me Distance 42km/26mi Ascent 850m Descent 773m
Haddington—Lauder
Hadlau one Pioneer me Distance 37km/23mi Ascent 796m Descent 661m
Haddington—North Berwick
Hadnor one Pioneer me Distance 18km/11mi Ascent 251m Descent 214m
Longniddry—Haddington
Lonhad one Verify me Distance 9km/5mi Ascent 91m Descent 69m
Longniddry—Haddington
Lonhad two Review me Distance 9km/6mi Ascent - Descent -
Pencaitland—Haddington
Penhad one

Double check Distance 12km/7mi Ascent 65m Descent 104m
Pencaitland—Haddington
Penhad two Review me Distance 13km/8mi Ascent 70m Descent 109m
Tranent—Haddington
Trahad one Survey me Distance 14km/9mi Ascent 70m Descent 112m
Tranent—Haddington
Trahad two Pioneer me Distance 14km/9mi Ascent - Descent -

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Collective progress

43% of Haddington’s eight route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

11/11

drawn

6/11

reviewed

0/11

surveyed

2/11

verified

9 people have contributed to Haddington’s Slow Ways

2 people have pledged to walk and review a route

0 people have surveyed a route in Haddington

67km out of 221km have been walked and reviewed

136km of reviews have been shared in Haddington

Latest Updates

The next section of the route is along a minor public road without verges so care has to be taken of traffic. The finish of the route diverges from Lonhad Two at Lower Alderston Road. There is no access on to Hospital Road from the route shown on the Slow Ways map going along the north side of the hospital building....

Susie Thornton

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If you start from the B1377 to the east of the station car parks, take the track signed "access to railway walk". The route is very clear and easy to follow apart from locating the path for the section east from Somnerfield Crescent. You need to go between 10 and 12 Somnerfield Crescent into the park beyond and follow the path through the park....

Susie Thornton

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Lovely peaceful farm tracks and woods included in the walk...

VixonV

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Longniddry—Haddington

grussell added Lonhad two, a new walk from Longniddry to Haddington

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I have added an alternative route following the complete railway path and providing another route into Haddington as this one goes through Roodlands Hospital (not walked by me)....

grussell

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Going through the Winton Estate there is a large 'private' sign near the house but there is a path to the right that comes out on an estate road. The most challenging part of the walk was the path from Newbold Revel to Letham Mains....

grussell

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2) The route takes a left turn just as you enter Backburn Wood - I couldn't find this path using OS maps (it may have been earlier than I realised) and instead followed the well-marked path through the wood and then rejoined the route via the road at the end of the wood. This did not add any distance as I was walking parallel to the official route and was a pleasant alternative....

Kiki

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Tranent—Haddington

Tim Sharp added Trahad two, a new walk from Tranent to Haddington

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1) The track marked on the OS map in Penston field does not exist. When I walked it, it was a ploughed field, presumably there will be some sort of crop here later in the spring. Go South and then West along the field edge to get to Butterdean Wood....

Tim Sharp

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I walked this on a sunny April day after a bit of rain the previous week and while most of the route was dry there were a few bits that were very waterlogged, so boots are a must! When you come out of Haddington Wood at Letham Mains, the route tells you to go straight on and go through the farm at the bend in the road. Those two bits aside, it’s a good route....

Mike Wallis

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The route follows the road bridge over the River Tyne ontoWhittinghame Drive (signed for golf course) , and then left (photo 1)after passing the cemetery onto another footbridge over the Tyne again and then right across some grass to follow path into fields(photo 2). It become signed as 'River Tyne path' from the Abbey Bridge (photo 3) as it is from East Linton....

ewan davidson

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The route takes you past some beautiful old mills, a nice horse, and the amazing Hailes castle - well worth a quick detour to the other side of the river to poke around the castle itself....

rachgriff

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There is also a bus service between East Linton and Haddington, (Borders Buses 253 and East Coast Buses X7)....

SlowAl

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Pencaitland—Haddington

ewan davidson added Penhad two, a new walk from Pencaitland to Haddington

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Then the route from the edge of Winton Estate to Boggs Holdings involves around a mile along the narrow verge of a fairly busy B road, there is an alternative route through the woods from that junction and then a marked path up the Dean Burn to the community hall ( adds about 1 km to route)....

ewan davidson

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Haddington—Duns

Slow Ways added Haddun one, a new walk from Haddington to Duns

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Haddington—East Linton

Slow Ways added Hadeas one, a new walk from Haddington to East Linton

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Haddington—Grantshouse

Slow Ways added Hadgra one, a new walk from Haddington to Grantshouse

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Haddington—Lauder

Slow Ways added Hadlau one, a new walk from Haddington to Lauder

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Haddington—North Berwick

Slow Ways added Hadnor one, a new walk from Haddington to North Berwick

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Longniddry—Haddington

Slow Ways added Lonhad one, a new walk from Longniddry to Haddington

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Pencaitland—Haddington

Slow Ways added Penhad one, a new walk from Pencaitland to Haddington

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Tranent—Haddington

Slow Ways added Trahad one, a new walk from Tranent to Haddington

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Haddington’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

NT5139573879

Lat / Lon

55.95546° / -2.78000°

Easting / Northing

351,395E / 673,879N

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