Walking in the Southern Uplands - 44 Best Hill Days in Southern Scotland (Turnbull Ronald)(Paperback) - diskuze

Explore the wild, untamed hills of Scotland’s Southern Uplands with 44 inspiring day walks covering over 100 summits between Edinburgh and the English border. From the green slopes of the Pentland Hills and the dramatic heights of Merrick to the mysteries of the Cheviots and the Border Ridge, these routes reveal a landscape of smooth classics and hidden surprises, perfect for year-round exploration and true hill-country solitude. Ideal for walkers of all abilities, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook features 44 routes ranging from 3 to 29km (2–18 miles), each designed to showcase the best of the Southern Uplands. Walks are easily accessed from Newton Stewart, Glentrool, Nithsdale, Biggar, Moffat, Peebles, Edinburgh, and Kirk Yetholm, offering both gentle grassy rambles and challenging high-level traverses across more than 80 hills above 600m (2000ft). Experience the best of the Southern Uplands, from the wild heights of Merrick (843m) and the rugged Galloway Hills near Newton Stewart and Glentrool, to the dramatic slopes of Hart Fell and the Devil’s Beeftub above Moffat, the iconic summit of Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, and the winding valleys of the River Tweed near Peebles and Biggar. Enjoy year-round walking, with routes graded from easy paths in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh to pathless, stamina-testing ascents in the Cheviots and remote Border Ridge above Kirk Yetholm. April to June often brings the cl
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