A river swim beneath Neidpath Castle, with rock jump spots and a shingle beach for a gentler entry, reached by a riverside walk from Peebles. One of the Tweed's best-known wild swims, but never jump without checking depth and flow first.
Well-known Tweed wild-swim spot beneath Neidpath Castle, hosts organised wild-swim festival; legal riverside access via path from Peebles.
Hay Lodge Park / Tweed Green car park in Peebles, ~1.5km walk along the river to Neidpath.
Rocks and shingle beach beneath the castle; jump spots off rocks for confident swimmers.
Peebles
A town put-in at Tweed Green in Peebles, with views downstream toward Neidpath Castle. River grade and flow shift with recent r…
Innerleithen
Where the Leithen meets the Tweed at Innerleithen, with placid channels near the confluence and a deeper pool further up by an …
Moffat Hills
The highest hill in Dumfriesshire at 821m, climbed from the same car park as Grey Mare's Tail below. A full loop with a 360-deg…