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Gimmer Cleuch

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Gimmer Cleuch

The Holms Water Looking downstream to Glencotho.
The Holms Water Credit: M J Richardson

Gimmer Cleuch is a picturesque valley located in Peeblesshire, Scotland. Nestled within the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, this charming valley offers breathtaking natural beauty and an opportunity to immerse oneself in the tranquility of the countryside.

The valley is characterized by its lush green landscapes, dotted with patches of heather and vibrant wildflowers. The meandering Gimmer Burn river flows through the heart of the valley, further enhancing its scenic charm. The valley is surrounded by hills and crags, providing a stunning backdrop to the idyllic landscape.

Gimmer Cleuch is renowned for its rich biodiversity, with a wide array of plant and animal species calling it home. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy spotting various bird species, including buzzards and kestrels, as well as smaller mammals such as badgers and foxes.

The valley also offers a range of recreational activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking and walking trails crisscross the area, allowing visitors to explore the valley's beauty at their own pace. There are also opportunities for fishing in the Gimmer Burn river, which is known for its healthy trout population.

For those seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling city life, Gimmer Cleuch is the perfect destination. Its unspoiled natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and peaceful ambiance make it a haven for relaxation and rejuvenation.

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Gimmer Cleuch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.568514/-3.4599882 or Grid Reference NT0831. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Holms Water Looking downstream to Glencotho.
The Holms Water
Looking downstream to Glencotho.
Pasture by the Holms Water With bracken-covered lower slopes of Chapelgill Hill beyond.
Pasture by the Holms Water
With bracken-covered lower slopes of Chapelgill Hill beyond.
Cattle grid in Glen Holm Looking down the valley.
Cattle grid in Glen Holm
Looking down the valley.
Clump of trees at Glencotho Surrounded by a low circular wall.
Clump of trees at Glencotho
Surrounded by a low circular wall.
Glencotho in Glen Holm The rightmost building is roadside kennels, with very alert dogs.
Glencotho in Glen Holm
The rightmost building is roadside kennels, with very alert dogs.
Glen Holm at Glencotho Looking across the valley of the Holms Water to the scar of cleared forestry on the western side of the glen.
Glen Holm at Glencotho
Looking across the valley of the Holms Water to the scar of cleared forestry on the western side of the glen.
Chapelgill Hill & Glencotho from near Cocklie Rig Head
Chapelgill Hill & Glencotho from near Cocklie Rig Head
Glencotho and Common Law Glencotho is one of the sheep farms in Glen Holm, a valley south of Broughton. Common Law is the hill directly ahead with the plantation.
Glencotho and Common Law
Glencotho is one of the sheep farms in Glen Holm, a valley south of Broughton. Common Law is the hill directly ahead with the plantation.
Last section of road up Glen Holm On the final km of public road up Glen Holm, which leaves the A701 near Rachan Mill. The farm of Glenkirk is in view below the slopes rising to Culter Fell.
Last section of road up Glen Holm
On the final km of public road up Glen Holm, which leaves the A701 near Rachan Mill. The farm of Glenkirk is in view below the slopes rising to Culter Fell.
Road in Glenholm Looking northwards towards Glencotho.
Road in Glenholm
Looking northwards towards Glencotho.
Looking towards Glenkirk The last section of the public road continues to the farm buildings at Glenkirk. Culter Fell is the highest hill with the slight dusting of snow.
Looking towards Glenkirk
The last section of the public road continues to the farm buildings at Glenkirk. Culter Fell is the highest hill with the slight dusting of snow.
Farm buildings at Glencotho Behind the farm is the spur which leads down off Middle Head.
Farm buildings at Glencotho
Behind the farm is the spur which leads down off Middle Head.
Chapelgill Hill and Glencotho Sheep-farming country in the north-west corner of the Borders.
Chapelgill Hill and Glencotho
Sheep-farming country in the north-west corner of the Borders.
Hillside above Glencotho Looking towards Culter Fell.
Hillside above Glencotho
Looking towards Culter Fell.
Culter Fell and Chapelgill Hill The farm of Glencotho lies below these hills in the upper valley of the Holms Water.
Culter Fell and Chapelgill Hill
The farm of Glencotho lies below these hills in the upper valley of the Holms Water.
Chapelgill Hill View from the Glenkirk road end.
Chapelgill Hill
View from the Glenkirk road end.
Glencotho The foreground road is one of many recently dug as past of a large forestry plantation.
Glencotho
The foreground road is one of many recently dug as past of a large forestry plantation.
New tracks, Glencotho Newly wooded hillside.
New tracks, Glencotho
Newly wooded hillside.
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Gimmer Cleuch is located at Grid Ref: NT0831 (Lat: 55.568514, Lng: -3.4599882)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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