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Broomy Cleuch

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Broomy Cleuch

Fence on Windlestraw Law Descending from the southern top of Windlestraw Law on a lovely but bitterly cold day.
Fence on Windlestraw Law Credit: Adam Ward

Broomy Cleuch is a picturesque valley located in Peeblesshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. Situated in the southern part of the country, the valley is renowned for its natural beauty and scenic landscapes.

Nestled between rolling hills and wooded areas, Broomy Cleuch offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for visitors to explore. The valley is characterized by its lush greenery, meandering streams, and diverse wildlife. It is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering abundant opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and other outdoor activities.

The valley is also known for its rich history. In the past, Broomy Cleuch was home to several small communities engaged in farming and other rural activities. The remnants of old buildings and structures can still be found in the area, providing a glimpse into the valley's past.

Broomy Cleuch is easily accessible, located just a short distance from the town of Peebles. The nearby town offers a range of amenities, including accommodation, restaurants, and shops, making it a convenient base for visitors to the valley.

Overall, Broomy Cleuch is a hidden gem in Peeblesshire, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature. Whether you are seeking a quiet walk in the countryside or a chance to immerse yourself in Scotland's natural beauty, this valley is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Broomy Cleuch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.664656/-3.0037176 or Grid Reference NT3641. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fence on Windlestraw Law Descending from the southern top of Windlestraw Law on a lovely but bitterly cold day.
Fence on Windlestraw Law
Descending from the southern top of Windlestraw Law on a lovely but bitterly cold day.
Western slopes of Scawd Law Looking down to the Walker Burn and over to Priesthope Hill (right) and Kirnie Law (left).
Western slopes of Scawd Law
Looking down to the Walker Burn and over to Priesthope Hill (right) and Kirnie Law (left).
Fence on Scawd Law south ridge Cairn Hill is the summit in the distance with tree planting on each side.
Fence on Scawd Law south ridge
Cairn Hill is the summit in the distance with tree planting on each side.
Cairn on the south summit of Windlestraw Law The north, and higher, summit is the rise in the distance.
Cairn on the south summit of Windlestraw Law
The north, and higher, summit is the rise in the distance.
Fence on the SW ridge of Windlestraw Law
Fence on the SW ridge of Windlestraw Law
Soggy ground on the west ridge of Glede Knowe
Soggy ground on the west ridge of Glede Knowe
Gate Hope Steep sided glen to the south of Windlestraw Law. The road serves Caberstongrains and Seathope as well as the surrounding hills.
Gate Hope
Steep sided glen to the south of Windlestraw Law. The road serves Caberstongrains and Seathope as well as the surrounding hills.
Gate Hope Steep sided glen to the south of Windlestraw Law. The road serves Caberstongrains (in the view) and Seathope as well as the surrounding hills.
Gate Hope
Steep sided glen to the south of Windlestraw Law. The road serves Caberstongrains (in the view) and Seathope as well as the surrounding hills.
Caberston One of the two glens which form Early Hope and Gate Hope. It contains a collection of small woods with steep grassy slopes falling from Windlestraw Law.
Caberston
One of the two glens which form Early Hope and Gate Hope. It contains a collection of small woods with steep grassy slopes falling from Windlestraw Law.
Seat Hope A steep sided glen under Windlestraw Law.
Seat Hope
A steep sided glen under Windlestraw Law.
Corgae Sike A steep sided hollow under Seathope Law.
Corgae Sike
A steep sided hollow under Seathope Law.
Corgae Sike A hollow under Seathope Law. There has been a lot of road building recently in these hills.
Corgae Sike
A hollow under Seathope Law. There has been a lot of road building recently in these hills.
Seat Hope Looking up the steep sided glen past some release pens. Below here the ground is heathery, above is an area of grass, rough high up but of good quality here. The rabbits obviously approve.
Seat Hope
Looking up the steep sided glen past some release pens. Below here the ground is heathery, above is an area of grass, rough high up but of good quality here. The rabbits obviously approve.
Track, Seat Hope A track running along the side of Seathope Rig. It does not go past here except as a faint quad bike track on grass pasture. Seathope Law in the background.
Track, Seat Hope
A track running along the side of Seathope Rig. It does not go past here except as a faint quad bike track on grass pasture. Seathope Law in the background.
Seathope Rig A wet ridge running off Windlestraw Law. View towards Windlestraw Law over the Caberston hollow.
Seathope Rig
A wet ridge running off Windlestraw Law. View towards Windlestraw Law over the Caberston hollow.
Seathope Rig A quad bike track runs up Windlestraw Law.
Seathope Rig
A quad bike track runs up Windlestraw Law.
Seathope Rig A broad ridge running up Windlestraw Law.
Seathope Rig
A broad ridge running up Windlestraw Law.
Seathope Rig Looking down the ridge towards Seathope Law on the other side of Seat Hope.
Seathope Rig
Looking down the ridge towards Seathope Law on the other side of Seat Hope.
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Broomy Cleuch is located at Grid Ref: NT3641 (Lat: 55.664656, Lng: -3.0037176)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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