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Chirnside to Auchencrow

Walking Route

Chirnside to Auchencrow

Walking

A linear route between the settlements of Chirnside and Auchenrow taking in a section of the old railway line.

Chirnside had a railway station at Chirnsidebridge as part of North British Railway’s Berwickshire Railway; opened in 1863. Chirnside Railway Station closed to passengers on 10 September 1951.

Further information:
Paths around Chirnside
Downloads:
Paths_Around_Chirnsidelow_res.pdf Chirnside_3.gpx
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Distance:
4.5mi / 7km
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Total climb:
262ft / 80m
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Total descent:
295ft / 90m
Towns along route:
Chirnside
Difficulty:
Easy
Difficulty notes:
Pavements, grass paths, farm tracks.
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What you'll see

Image of Chirnside

Chirnside

Towns & Villages

Chirnside is a bustling hillside village beside the Tweed Valley with great views of the Cheviot Hills.