Walks from Jedburgh, Scottish Borders
🌿 River valley, rolling border hills, farmland, woodland
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
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Jedburgh is a fine Borders town dominated by its twelfth-century abbey ruins, sitting in the valley of the Jed Water close to the English border. The Borders Abbeys Way connects the four great Borders abbeys — Melrose, Dryburgh, Kelso and Jedburgh — on a 65-mile circular route.
A handsome Borders town with good services and some of Scotland’s most important abbey ruins, Jedburgh makes a fine base for the southern Borders and the approach to the Cheviot Hills, which rise impressively to the south on the Scottish–English border.
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Town car parks. Bus from Edinburgh and Newcastle (limited)
The Spread Eagle Hotel, The Wee Restaurant, Grapevine restaurant
- Borders Abbeys Way circuit
- Jed Water valley
- Waterloo Monument
- Kale Water & Morebattle
- Cheviot Hills from Oxnam
- Capon Tree & Ferniehirst
- All Scottish Borders towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Jedburgh is covered by OS OS Explorer 331 / 338. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Borders Abbeys Way
- St Cuthbert’s Way (nearby)





