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Bents Cleuch

Valley in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Bents Cleuch

A view by Lang Grain Another small tributary of the River Teviot in this corner of the Craik Forest. The distinctive peak of Skelfhill Pen can be noted in the far distance.
A view by Lang Grain Credit: James T M Towill

Bents Cleuch is a picturesque valley located in Roxburghshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. Situated between the villages of Denholm and Minto, this idyllic valley is known for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings.

The valley is formed by the Bents Cleuch Burn, a small river that meanders through the landscape, creating a charming and serene atmosphere. Lush green hillsides surround the valley, providing a stunning backdrop to the meandering river.

Bents Cleuch is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The valley is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including various bird species, small mammals, and wildflowers. Walking along the banks of the river, visitors may have the chance to spot otters, herons, and other wildlife that call this area home.

The valley is also steeped in history and folklore. There are ancient stone structures and ruins scattered throughout the area, with some dating back to the Iron Age. These remnants of the past add to the mystique and charm of Bents Cleuch, allowing visitors to step back in time and imagine the lives of those who lived here centuries ago.

Whether for a leisurely stroll, a picnic by the riverside, or a chance to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the Scottish countryside, Bents Cleuch offers a peaceful and enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.306468/-3.0167522 or Grid Reference NT3501. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A view by Lang Grain Another small tributary of the River Teviot in this corner of the Craik Forest. The distinctive peak of Skelfhill Pen can be noted in the far distance.
A view by Lang Grain
Another small tributary of the River Teviot in this corner of the Craik Forest. The distinctive peak of Skelfhill Pen can be noted in the far distance.
On a forestry road below Crooked Braes The sun is getting lower on a beautiful November afternoon in the Craik Forest.
On a forestry road below Crooked Braes
The sun is getting lower on a beautiful November afternoon in the Craik Forest.
Easter Cleuch The forestry track crossing Easter Cleuch. Either side of the stream has been planted with native broadleaved tree species.
Easter Cleuch
The forestry track crossing Easter Cleuch. Either side of the stream has been planted with native broadleaved tree species.
A country road A narrow road with passing places that runs from Merrylaw at the edge of Craik Forest to Teviothead by the A7.
A country road
A narrow road with passing places that runs from Merrylaw at the edge of Craik Forest to Teviothead by the A7.
Footbridge over the River Teviot Next to a ford near Merrylaw.
Footbridge over the River Teviot
Next to a ford near Merrylaw.
Rowantree Hill The unmarked summit of Rowantree Hill at 372m with Craik Forest in the background.
Rowantree Hill
The unmarked summit of Rowantree Hill at 372m with Craik Forest in the background.
Thornycleuch Knowe Rough grazing by Craik Forest and the summit of Byehass Fell in the distance.
Thornycleuch Knowe
Rough grazing by Craik Forest and the summit of Byehass Fell in the distance.
Upland grazing Rough grazing for hill sheep to the southeast of Byehass Fell and the edge of Craik Forest on the left.
Upland grazing
Rough grazing for hill sheep to the southeast of Byehass Fell and the edge of Craik Forest on the left.
Peat Rig A rough grazing hillside with a flock of sheep in the distance.
Peat Rig
A rough grazing hillside with a flock of sheep in the distance.
The River Teviot To the east of Merrylaw at the edge of Craik Forest.
The River Teviot
To the east of Merrylaw at the edge of Craik Forest.
Forestry road and logs Near Merrylaw.
Forestry road and logs
Near Merrylaw.
Forestry road at Rams Cleuch
Forestry road at Rams Cleuch
Scrubland at Rams Cleuch
Scrubland at Rams Cleuch
Building at Ramsaycleuchburn A ruined building by a forestry road at the edge of the square.
Building at Ramsaycleuchburn
A ruined building by a forestry road at the edge of the square.
Quarry at Peat Rig in Craik Forest
Quarry at Peat Rig in Craik Forest
Forestry road at Crooked Braes
Forestry road at Crooked Braes
Forestry at Hill Head Viewed from a forestry road west-southwest of Merrylaw.
Forestry at Hill Head
Viewed from a forestry road west-southwest of Merrylaw.
Forestry clear fell At White Knowe in Craik Forest.
Forestry clear fell
At White Knowe in Craik Forest.
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Bents Cleuch is located at Grid Ref: NT3501 (Lat: 55.306468, Lng: -3.0167522)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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