A cycle route visiting the Abbeys in Jedburgh, Melrose, Dryburgh and Kelso. The route is 55 miles/88km. Details from the Jedburgh Visitor Information Centre (01835 863435) (Ref: 338)

The Borders Abbeys Way is a circular walking route linking the four great ruined Borders Abbeys in Kelso, Jedburgh, Melrose and Dryburgh.

The route is steadily being developed and is being opened in sections as work progresses. The sections from Kelso to Jedburgh, Jedburgh on through Denholm to Hawick, and Hawick to Selkirk are all well established. The sections from Selkirk to Melrose are now completed, and the final phase will continue from Dryburgh and eventually back to Kelso completing the loop.

Once complete, the full route will be approximately 65 miles in length. Currently the following sections are open:

Kelso to Jedburgh - 12 miles | Jedburgh to Hawick - 13 miles | Hawick to Selkirk - 12 miles | Selkirk to Melrose - 10 miles

The route is waymarked throughout, in both directions with an 'AW' symbol denoting 'Abbey Way'. Details from the Jedburgh Visitor Information Centre (01835 863435) (Ref: 337)

Fully qualified (APGAI) casting instructor and angling writer, Eoin Fairgrieve is dedicated to the art of teaching fly-fishing and fly-casting. (Ref: 207)

Established in February 1981, and now with than 150 members, the Club organises social and riding events and tries to cater for every age. All events are focused on fun and learning and two Club shows & an Annual Show are held each year, plus many Sunday Rides, Treasure Hunts, Mock Hunts and much more. (Ref: 359)

Fly into the world of raptors and owls with Falconry Scotland falconry services in the Borders and Lothians of Scotland. At our Jedforest site, located in the Jedforest Deer and Farm Park (near Jedburgh), we have daily flying demonstrations which entertain and amaze the young and old alike (Ref: 304)