Days out and longer trips
Itineraries
Written stop by stop by the people who live here, with the drive between.
Choose a day below, or let us pick one
Every route here is a day somebody went on, written down. Days Out asks four questions and picks a day near you.
Days out in the Scottish Borders.
More infoScottish BordersFloors Castle and afternoon tea in the Terrace CaféA morning, on foot
More infoScottish BordersKailzie Gardens near PeeblesA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Slitrig and the Motte walk in HawickA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Sware Circuit walk past Neidpath Castle from PeeblesA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Kelso Town Trail walkA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Jedburgh Town Trail walkA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersEyemouth Fort, harbour and sea braes walkA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersA walk up Duns Law to the Covenanters' StoneA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Ponds and Glen Trail walks in Glentress ForestA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersJedburgh's Jed Water and Capon Tree walksA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersKelso to Roxburgh walk by the Tweed and the TeviotA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersA walk up Minch Moor by the Cheese WellA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersThe Loch of the Lowes walk at St Mary's LochA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersA walk to Siccar Point from Pease BayA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersEdin's Hall Broch walk from Abbey St BathansA day, on foot
More infoScottish BordersA walk up Peniel Heugh to the Waterloo MonumentA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersColdingham Bay, the Creel Path and St Abbs walkA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersCove Harbour and Pease Dean walkA morning, by car
More infoScottish BordersEildon Hills and lunch at Burts in MelroseA morning, on foot
More infoScottish BordersCademuir Hill and its forts, by PeeblesA morning, on footNot sure where to start?
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Who is coming, where you are, how long you have and what sounds good. It answers with a day near you, with somewhere to eat.
Put a day in your own guidebook.
Any route here can go into your own edition of the guide, printed and posted, with the places, the drives and the writer’s notes.
Make your editionRather we planned it?
Tell us where you are staying and what you like, and one of the people who wrote these routes will put your days together.
Ask us to plan itExplore Scotland place by place
Every place we would send a friend to: to stay, to eat, to see. Choose a part of Scotland and go from there.

Graeme Johncock
Laurie Goodlad
Jack Cairney
Beth Reid