All Nature & Outdoor Activities

The Tweed Valley Railway Path is a linear route along the old railway line between Innerleithen and Peebles.

The 6.5km Lanton Loop offers fun for all the family, within the Lanton Woods.

An outstanding coastal reserve of grassland and heath.

Loch Trool is a narrow, freshwater loch that is surrounded by stunning scenery due to its elevated position in Glentrool, in the Galloway Forest Park.

Bowmont Forest lies 3 miles south of Kelso, to the east of Eckford.

Glencorse Reservoir is a reservoir in Midlothian, Scotland, UK, two miles west of Glencorse, in the Pentland Hills.

A Small Forestry Commission site. The easy access route, Meadow Trail is 0.5 miles

A small loch, wooded on its north shore and a great habitat for birdlife. Folklore records that the loch is home to a bogle in…

Loch Ken, located in the picturesque Glenkens, is a 9 mile long freshwater loch, that is fed from the north by the Water of Ken.

A gentle walk around a reservoir built to supply water to Edinburgh and surrounding areas

This circular route from Coldingham to St Abbs offers breathtaking views.

An opportunity to get up close to Scotlands most iconic species in a truly natural setting.

Crichope Linn is a stunning gorge and waterfall between Cample and Gatelawbridge.

This is a walk and cycle way all along the burn and the route is now part of the John Muir Way

Get close to magnificent ospreys at the Wild Watch viewing centre at Glentress and catch a glimpse of them on the webcam in season.

A very short loop south of Duns.

Clatteringshaws Loch is a freshwater reservoir that was created by damming the Galloway River Dee as part of the Galloway Hydro Electric Scheme.

A walk taking in Midlothian’s former paper and gunpowder mill sites.

Pease Dean is a beautiful, ancient semi-natural woodland.

Explore the breathtaking Berwickshire coastline with your very own marine rangers as they rock pool, snorkel and collect scientific data throughout the summer!

Mochrum Loch is a large freshwater loch, approximately 8 miles west of the town of Wigtown.

Diving, snorkelling, swimming and wildlife tours in the pristine St Abbs Marine Reserve

This leisurely walk leads through the grounds of Duns Castle.

A beautifully set Donkey Sanctuary in an 80 acre estate

Stroll around the enchanted Glentress ponds with lots of wildlife spotting opportunities en route.

Loch Urr is a loch 7 miles north of the village of Corsock. It is a known locally as a good fishing spot, the most…

The Cheviot Hills are ideal for walkers, climbers, mountain biking and horse riding

Wigtown Bay Local Nature Reserve is the largest LNR in Britain. Local Nature Reserves (LNRs) are places where you can enjoy local wildlife or geology.

Fala Flow Loch is worth exploring when walking round Fala Moor. Park in Fala village

Long route on paths, tracks and stretches of open country. Steep gradients in places. Please wear suitable footwear. Distance: 9 miles/ 5+ hours