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Trails of the Tweed Valley

Whether you’re looking for a trail run, hike, or ride that starts and ends at a coffee shop, or you want to spend hours in the hills away from civilisation without meeting another soul for hours …

You’ll find your ideal trail adventure in the Tweed Valley.

Mountain Biking

Mountain biking in Tweed Valley is huge! People travel from far and wide to come ride here as the trails and facilities are second to none. We are home to the popular Glentress and Innerleithen trail centres, as well a wide network of cross country trails and gravel tracks that stretch across the hills. Whatever your skill level you’ll not be disappointed.

Tweed Trails offers half day and full day guided rides. Send us a message to enquire for more info.

Group of four cyclists biking on a rocky dirt trail through a forested area with green trees and grass.
7 Stanes Innerleithen Route Card
Three people, including a young child, mountain biking on a gravel trail through a lush forest with tall trees and green foliage.
7 Stanes Glentress Route Card

Trail Running

The Tweed Valley has long been a hidden gem for trail runners. The hills and terrain provide the perfect challenge whatever your level of fitness and trail running ability … and all you need is a grippy pair of trail shoes and a sense of adventure to get away from the drudgery of road running!

If you are new to trail running in the Tweed Valley, get in touch to find out more about our guided trail runs. This is a great way to get to know the area!

A large group of people hiking up a grassy hillside with purple wildflowers, under a partly cloudy sky.
A young woman wearing a pink jacket, gray leggings, and hiking shoes descending a grassy hillside trail with green rolling fields, trees, and mountains in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Hill Walking

The hills around the Tweed Valley are a hikers dream! Whilst there isn’t the height of the Scottish Highlands, nor the broodiness of the Cairngorms, the hills of the Scottish Borders should not be under-estimated. It doesn’t take long before you get that awe inspiring sense of isolation and remoteness, exploring the miles of trails that stretch across the landscape.

As you walk, listen out for the dancing song of the skylark or spot a golden eagle soaring on the thermals high above your head!

Sunset over rolling green hills with a stone wall and a grassy path in the foreground.
Stone wall and purple heather fields in a rural landscape with hills and a town in the background, Peebles, Tweed Valley, Scottish Borders, Scotland
A green circular logo with a black border featuring silhouettes of pine trees, a large letter T, and the words "tweedtrails" and "Est. 2023" and a dashed line.

Kit list for trail running, hiking and riding.

Tweed Trails branded Hoodies and T-Shirts.