All Nature & Outdoor Activities

Salmon Viewing Centre with live cameras underwater. Riverside, battlefield and wildlife walks. Hydro station. Walled garden and Gin Distillery. Waterwheel cafe.

The largest ancient wood in southern Scotland.

Where adventures begin and stories are made

Raehills is an estate in a dramatic woodland. The Kinmel Water flows through the 18th-century parkland.

Lovely walks on Tarred pathway to riverside, suitable for wheelchairs, and whin pathways to woodlands, ponds and wildflower meadows

This walk may be short but makes up for it in heritage.

Rough Island, in the middle of the Rough Firth, is a National Trust for Scotland bird sanctuary.

Dalkeith Country Park is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors - be it on foot or by bike there are many routes to…

The Toll House is a short circular route which crosses the Leithen Water and the River Tweed over the Haughhead Viaduct.

The Pentlands offer around 100 kilometres of paths to explore.

Roslin Glen Country Park, a place with a rich industrial and cultural heritage. Explore the natural Esk Valley on a number of walks spotting wildlife

Alemoor Loch, also known as Alemoor Reservoir, sits on the Ale Water to the west of Hawick in the Scottish Borders.

A Scottish wildlife Trust Reserve Central Borders Group. Their aim is to is to conserve and improve the wildlife of the Central Borders

A leisurely nature walk. Distance: 4.5 miles and will take 2 - 2.5 hours to complete

Marine Quest – inspiring diving around St Abbs, Eyemouth and the Firth of Forth. The Harbourside – first-class accommodation for divers

See the night sky as you have never seen it before, studded with thousands of stars and the Milky Way stretching overhead from horizon to…

Barstobrick is a place to meet friends and family for a stroll along one of our walking trails or take a horse riding lesson.

Cairnsmore of Fleet National Nature Reserve is a paradise for walkers.

Rockcliffe is a small sandy beach, beside the picturesque village of Rockcliffe near Dalbeattie.

This short but scenic walking path starts at the car park at Newbattle Abbey College.

Go Wild Scotland is a community interest company making life a little better through wildlife and nature experiences in southern Scotland.

This very short circular around Tweedbank Park and Gunknowe Loch is a lovely family nature trail for everyone to enjoy.

TRSS and ABRS Approved Riding School and Trekking centre

Peggy's Pool on the North Esk River

This is a relatively gentle route that follows the north-west bank of the Ettrick Water as far as its confluence with the Yarrow Water.

This walking route starts at Vogrie House and takes walkers through a narrow wood which.

Linn Dean is a small nature reserve on Soutra Hill along the A68.

One of the many places you can access the Pentland Hills Regional Park

Wooplaw Woods is a community woodland that came to be around 25 years ago.

Horse riding for all ages and standards, both indoor and outdoors.