The view Sir Walter Scott loved best: the Tweed Valley running to the Eildon Hills, from a roadside car park with a bench. One of Scotland's most photographed viewpoints, and step-free, so anyone can reach it.
Iconic, extremely well-known named viewpoint (Sir Walter Scott's favourite view), roadside, robust and legal.
Small roadside car park directly at the viewpoint.
Melrose
Three volcanic-plug summits above Melrose, climbed straight from the town with Melrose Abbey visible below. A proper but achiev…
Innerleithen
Where the Leithen meets the Tweed at Innerleithen, with placid channels near the confluence and a deeper pool further up by an …
Peebles
A town put-in at Tweed Green in Peebles, with views downstream toward Neidpath Castle. River grade and flow shift with recent r…