Walks from Melrose, Scottish Borders
🌿 Volcanic hills, river valley, ancient woodland, abbey ruins
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
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Melrose is the jewel of the Scottish Borders — a small town of exceptional charm built around the pink sandstone ruins of Melrose Abbey, and the starting point of both St Cuthbert’s Way and the Borders Abbeys Way. The Eildon Hills, the most distinctive landmark in the Borders, rise directly above the town.
A beautiful, characterful town with excellent accommodation, good restaurants and two national trails beginning here, Melrose is without doubt the finest walking base in the Scottish Borders.
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Town car parks. Bus from Galashiels (67, then connecting services)
Burt’s Hotel, Marmion’s Brasserie, The Ship Inn
- Eildon Hills triple summit
- St Cuthbert’s Way to Lindisfarne
- Borders Abbeys Way
- Tweed Valley to Dryburgh
- Southern Upland Way (nearby)
- Bemersyde & Scott’s View
- All Scottish Borders towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Melrose is covered by OS OS Explorer 338. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- St Cuthbert’s Way
- Borders Abbeys Way
- Southern Upland Way





