Tweed Valley Railway Path – Tweed Valley Near Innerleithen loop from Walkerburn

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Tweed Valley Railway Path – Tweed Valley Near Innerleithen loop from Walkerburn

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Tweed Valley Railway Path – Tweed Valley Near Innerleithen loop from Walkerburn

00:55

16.0km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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3.21 km

Blue Bridge over the River Tweed

Highlight • Viewpoint

Crossing the river, you have a great view from the bridge. A little stop is worth it here, so you can enjoy the picturesque view of the river floodplain.

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4.85 km

Tweed Valley Railway Path

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Steady, long climb out of Innerleithen, part of the Coast and Castles and the Scottish C2C routes

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4.90 km

View of Innerleithen with Low Morning Clouds

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The autumn early morning clouds can often be seen lower than the hill tops, covering the views slightly. It is nice to see

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7.62 km

Riverside Path

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Another part of the riverside path, this is easy to ride on and very little ascending is required. Good for a Sunday stroll or easier family ride

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7.81 km

Bridge Over the River Tweed

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A nice view from the bridge.
The little and big kids jump up and down the middle of the bridge ....; )

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11.4 km

Tweed Valley Near Innerleithen

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11.6 km

Entrance to Innerleithen from Riverside Way

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Entering Innerleithen from the south side of the village. There waere bikes everywhere on a November Saturday, cold, wet and a murky day

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13.3 km

River Tweed

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The River Tweed, or Tweed Water (Scottish), is a river 97 miles (156 km) long that flows east across the Scottish Borders and into northern England. Tweed is an Old …

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