Tweed Valley Forest Park

Located an hour away from Edinburgh, seven forests dot the valley of the River Tweed. Are you looking for a quiet picnic? A tree-top adventure or a glimpse of the valley’s prehistoric past? Or some of Britain’s best mountain biking? Find all of this in the Tweed Valley.

These forests are not just lovely places to visit. Timber from these working forests was used to build the distinctive café at Glentress. Famous for its mountain biking, this forest has wonderful walking trails as well.

Just above the town of Innerleithen, Caberston offers a climb to one of the many Iron Age hill forts that once commanded the valley’s hills. Trails at Cademuir and Thornielee will get you away from the crowds, leading through woodland full of wildlife. Horse riders will find great long-distance routes at Cardrona.