A varied walk that starts quite steep (and slippery when wet) but then winds downhill through peaceful woodland, grazing land, a pretty village and finally a beautiful path beside the River Tweed. It's not at all suitable for wheelchair access but is excellent for hiking in most weathers, though as mentioned it will be slippery with mud and leaf litter along some stretches during autumn/winter. There are plenty of resting places all the way along, some with outstanding views, and fine pubs and cafes at either end....

Gilmartin

A better option is to follow the path along the wooded side of Cauldshiels Loch and then follow Rhymers Glen to Darnick and on to Melrose....

Keith Dodds

Part of the Borders Abbey Way, this route is a very scenic and enjoyable walk along narrow paths, country roads and through small villages. The route is relatively flat and the stretch between Newstead and Newton St. Boswells follows a road closed to traffic....

hikebikescotland

A lovely route which follows the Southern Uplands Way throughout. Well marked with great views and pleasant forest tracks....

Tim Ryan

From here it's an easy walk along a quiet lane down towards the River Tweed where the path then meanders up and down through woodland, following the river around to St Boswells....

Mlucas

Nice walk along the Tweed. Safe, off road and pavement....

Tim Ryan