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River and Woodland – Newcastleton

Walking Route

River and Woodland – Newcastleton

Walking

A short circular exploring part of the immaculate Newcastleton village, the Liddel Water and neighbouring woodland.

Newcastleton or Copshaw Holm (Copshie) is a good example of a planned village. It was established in 1793 to a plan by William Keir of Whithaugh for the 3rd Duke of Buccleuch.

Further information:
Paths around Newcastleton
Downloads:
Paths_Around_Newcastleton_Web_Friendly_2009.pdf Newcastleton_1.gpx
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Distance:
2.5mi / 4km
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Total climb:
361ft / 110m
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Total descent:
361ft / 110m
Towns along route:
Newcastleton
Difficulty:
Moderate
Difficulty notes:
Generally good paths. Boots or strong shoes recommended.
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What you'll see

Image of Newcastleton

Newcastleton

Towns & Villages

Newcastleton built in 1793 by the Duke of Buccleuch to capitalise on the growing textile markets, it has conservation status.