
| WalkingBowhill has 4 waymarked trails which varies in distance and terrain. Whether you are looking for a challenging walk up into the hills or a leisurely stroll in the woods, we will have a walk to suit your needs. Before you set off we would encourage you to go into our visitor centre to pick up a leaflet on your chosen route, or why not print off a leaflet below. This will provide you with a map of the route as well as recommended places to stop and take in the spectacular views.
Also, better not miss our new Tree Trail which highlights some spectacular and fascinating trees within the woodlands along some exisiting, and new, trails!
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- Duchess's Drive, Distance 7 Miles.
Moderate/strenuous on forest tracks. Ascend through the beautiful woodlands before taking in the wonderful views of the Borders from Fastheugh and Newark hills. A stunning route.
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- Lady's Walk, Distance 2 miles.
Moderate on single track paths, short climbs and muddy in places. A lovely trail alongside the Yarrow water which passes several points of historic interest on the way. |

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- Bell o' the Woods, Distance 1 mile.
Singletrack path, muddy in places with a short but sharp ascent. This is a lovely short trail that winds its way through the mixed woodlands Bowhill is renowned for. |

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- Lochs Walk.
If you are only doing one short walk when you visit Bowhill, this should be it. Take in Bowhills upper and lower lochs for stunning views of the landscape, woodlands and Bowhill House, the jewel in the crown of the estate. |
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On Saturday 15th November Bowhill will host its Borders Banquet Event |
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As part of Homecoming Scotland 2009, Bowhill is hosting a Clan Scott Society Gathering between the 24th and 27th September 2009 |
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There are treats in store at Bowhill Theatre this season |
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| The Victorian Walled Garden used to provide the House with fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers all year round |
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