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Carter Hope

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Carter Hope

The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill Looking towards the Hart Fell group of hills, where a spell of cold northerly winds with snow showers has left decent snow cover above 600m. or so.
The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill Credit: Alan O'Dowd

Carter Hope is a picturesque valley located in Peeblesshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this charming village offers a tranquil retreat for visitors seeking a peaceful countryside experience. The valley is situated near the River Tweed, adding to its natural beauty and providing a serene atmosphere.

Carter Hope boasts a small, close-knit community that takes pride in its rich heritage and local traditions. The village is known for its traditional stone houses, which have stood for generations and add to the area's rustic charm. The residents are friendly and welcoming, often engaging in community events and activities that reflect their strong sense of belonging.

Nature enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise when visiting Carter Hope. The valley is surrounded by stunning landscapes, making it an ideal destination for hiking, cycling, and exploring the great outdoors. Visitors can meander along the riverbanks, admiring the breathtaking views or embark on a challenging hike up the nearby hills to witness panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside.

In addition to its natural beauty, Carter Hope offers a range of amenities for visitors. There are cozy bed and breakfasts, charming cottages, and local shops where visitors can purchase homemade goods and souvenirs. The village also has a quaint pub, where locals and visitors alike gather to socialize and enjoy a pint of local ale.

Carter Hope truly embodies the essence of rural Scottish life, providing a peaceful haven for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city living. Whether it's immersing oneself in nature, exploring the local culture, or simply enjoying the tranquility, this idyllic valley has something to offer for everyone.

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Carter Hope Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.426125/-3.4248311 or Grid Reference NT0915. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill Looking towards the Hart Fell group of hills, where a spell of cold northerly winds with snow showers has left decent snow cover above 600m. or so.
The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill
Looking towards the Hart Fell group of hills, where a spell of cold northerly winds with snow showers has left decent snow cover above 600m. or so.
Fence and track on The Gyle The tractor tracks have been caused by vehicle access for the extensive deer-fencing to protect an area of new, and not yet planted, forestry.
Fence and track on The Gyle
The tractor tracks have been caused by vehicle access for the extensive deer-fencing to protect an area of new, and not yet planted, forestry.
New deer-fence on Whitehope Heights This fence protects a huge area of new forestry planting. The fenced area seems to extend over an area to the SW of Hartfell and the access tracks have disrupted some of the paths in the area marked by the OS.
New deer-fence on Whitehope Heights
This fence protects a huge area of new forestry planting. The fenced area seems to extend over an area to the SW of Hartfell and the access tracks have disrupted some of the paths in the area marked by the OS.
Ladder stile near the summit of Whitehope Heights A steep-sided ladder stile on the skyline, crossing the deer fence that encloses land planted with native tree species as part of a conservation programme by the Borders Forest Trust.
Ladder stile near the summit of Whitehope Heights
A steep-sided ladder stile on the skyline, crossing the deer fence that encloses land planted with native tree species as part of a conservation programme by the Borders Forest Trust.
Grassy ridge to Whitehope Knowe The paths here are within a corridor between the boundary fence and the deer fence on the right.
Grassy ridge to Whitehope Knowe
The paths here are within a corridor between the boundary fence and the deer fence on the right.
On Whitehope Knowe The fence to the left heads north while the Corehead boundary fence continues round to Hart Fell with the deer fence on the right keeping on the lower slopes of the hill, enclosing new plantation.
On Whitehope Knowe
The fence to the left heads north while the Corehead boundary fence continues round to Hart Fell with the deer fence on the right keeping on the lower slopes of the hill, enclosing new plantation.
Cairn on Whitehope Heights A substantial cairn, which looks to have been built recently. In the background is the ladder stile over the deer fence.
Cairn on Whitehope Heights
A substantial cairn, which looks to have been built recently. In the background is the ladder stile over the deer fence.
On Whitehope Heights Looking towards Whitehope Knowe
On Whitehope Heights
Looking towards Whitehope Knowe
On Whitehope Knowe Looking towards Hart Fell
On Whitehope Knowe
Looking towards Hart Fell
On Whitehope Knowe The summit area
On Whitehope Knowe
The summit area
Spring on Garlet Hill Under Whitehope Knowe
Spring on Garlet Hill
Under Whitehope Knowe
Frogspawn, Garlet Hill The spawn has a greenish tinge
Frogspawn, Garlet Hill
The spawn has a greenish tinge
Post Under Ballaman Hill Looking towards Hart Fell. Purpose of post unknown.
Post Under Ballaman Hill
Looking towards Hart Fell. Purpose of post unknown.
On Barncorse Knowe Looking towards The Crown of Scotland
On Barncorse Knowe
Looking towards The Crown of Scotland
Descending The Crown of Scotland Above Powskein Burn
Descending The Crown of Scotland
Above Powskein Burn
Descending NW from Hart Fell A steep descent from Hart Fell followed by a shorter, steep ascent to Whitehope Know. The tracks have been made by tractors involved in erecting deer fencing.
Descending NW from Hart Fell
A steep descent from Hart Fell followed by a shorter, steep ascent to Whitehope Know. The tracks have been made by tractors involved in erecting deer fencing.
Deer Fencing on Barry Grain Rig The re-afforestation of Corehead involves erecting deer fencing. Unfortunately, in the saturated conditions the tractor has left extensive tracks in grass.
Deer Fencing on Barry Grain Rig
The re-afforestation of Corehead involves erecting deer fencing. Unfortunately, in the saturated conditions the tractor has left extensive tracks in grass.
Fence on Ask Law
Fence on Ask Law
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Carter Hope is located at Grid Ref: NT0915 (Lat: 55.426125, Lng: -3.4248311)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

What 3 Words

///digress.hatch.carriage. Near Moffat, Dumfries & Galloway

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