Upland between England and Scotland
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Cheviot Hills form the border between England and Scotland, with most sites of visitor interest in Northumberland in England. See Kirk Yetholm for their portion within Scotland.
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Mansion house built in Palladian style from 1735, and extensive gardens.
Cosy pub with rooms.
Great reviews for comfort and dining at this secluded country house hotel.
Comfy small hotel and restaurant, parts of it are 600 years old.
The last refuge before A68 ascends the moors to Carter Bar. It's open mid April to Oct and in Nov 2025 will change owners. Camping available if you pre-book dinner with them. There's a lock-out 10AM to 4PM. They also run a shuttle, enabling you to split the Cheviot Pennine Way into two manageable chunks.
Often booked up by hiking groups but may have individual availability.
You need your own vehicle for this scattered area. A68 is the western boundary of the area, running north from Scotch Corner and Corbridge to Jedburgh and Edinburgh.
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