Inchbonny, Kersheugh and Ferniehirst

Walking Route

Inchbonny, Kersheugh and Ferniehirst

Walking

An interesting circular south of Jedburgh that passes heritage trees in the Ancient Jed Forest and Ferniehirst Castle.

The heritage trees are remnants of this old wood and the King of the Wood is thought to be 400 years old. Ferniehurst Castle mainly dates from the 16th century and is the seat of Clan Kerr.

Further information:
Paths around Jedburgh
Downloads:
Paths_around_Jedburgh.pdf Jedburgh_8.gpx
height
Distance:
5.5mi / 8.5km
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Total climb:
754ft / 230m
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Total descent:
754ft / 230m
Difficulty:
Moderate
Difficulty notes:
Roads farm tracks and paths on fields of livestock and arable land. Parts of the path can be muddy. Stout shoes or strong trainers are suggested.
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What you'll see

Image of Drumlanrig’s Tower

Drumlanrig’s Tower - Hawick

Buildings, Historic Buildings, Monuments & Statues

A recently restored 16th-century building