news
String Jam on Facebook Walk it grows again! Get gardening! Avoid midge mania Laura Allison gardening column Redpath's son exhibits in Hawick Top crime writer at Hawick Library Arthur of the Borders conference New Denholm Primary opens New Berwickshire High School Egypt comes to Gala! String Jam Allison oh Allison! Open day for new schools Arrival of baby Parker SBC helps local economy Scottish Borders Walking Festival New Berwickshire High School Homecoming Burns Night Waverley line Crossing Borders Bag a red one today! Bicycles for Africa The Land, The Light, The Locals Homecoming Scotland 2009 Fisherman's Arms, Birgham Kate Adie in town Jammy Coo Lilliesleaf Cobbles Inn wins best taste award Karine Polwart at the Salmon Denholm Primary re-opens SBC Iceland investments Prestigious award for volunteers Crossing Borders Art Trail Sports Academy success Safe T in the park Five star holiday accommodation Walking Festival 2008 New primary schools for Borders Langholm A7 Underwater Challenge My First Trout Exhibition at Old Gala House Coldstream - the new Gretna? Wind Farm debate Is the Borders a midge free zone? Souperwoman has arrived Waverley Line Homecoming 2009 Free WiFi hotspot at Jedburgh
|
|
Walking Festival 2008
This year's festival from 30 August to 6 September will be the largest Borders walking event yet offering a range of guided walks for all
ages and abilities. Fifty walks will take place throughout the
Moorfoots, Lammermuirs and Cheviot hill ranges and the Yarrow, Ettrick
and Tweed valleys.
The event offers a diverse range of entertainment in the evenings including a traditional song and story night, film night, ghost evening, quiz and grand ceilidh. Eerie secrets will be revealed at Old Gala House and its gardens - be there and prepare to be scared!
Bookings are now being taken for all walks and entertainment.
For full details of the programme, register with VisitScotland on 0870
608 0404 (option 1) or visit any local Scottish Borders Tourist
Information Centre.
The festival brochure, maps and booking form are also available online
at: www.scotborders.gov.uk/walkingfestival
> Return to
news <
|
 |
