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Gate Hope

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Gate Hope

Descent from Seathope Law Descending to the col towards Stony Knowe.
Descent from Seathope Law Credit: Jim Barton

Gate Hope is a picturesque valley located in the region of Peeblesshire, Scotland. Situated amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this charming valley offers visitors a tranquil and idyllic retreat from the bustling city life. The valley is nestled between the scenic hills of the Southern Uplands, creating a stunning natural backdrop.

Gate Hope is renowned for its unspoiled beauty and captivating landscapes. The valley is encompassed by a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. The crystal-clear streams that meander through the valley add to its natural charm. The valley is also home to several walking and hiking trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace.

The small village of Gate Hope serves as the gateway to this enchanting valley. The village exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with its quaint cottages and friendly locals. The village offers basic amenities like accommodation options and a few local shops, allowing visitors to enjoy a comfortable stay while exploring the valley.

Gate Hope is a haven for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, fishing, and birdwatching. The valley is particularly popular among anglers due to its well-stocked trout streams. The surrounding hills also provide excellent opportunities for hillwalking, offering breathtaking views of the valley and beyond.

In conclusion, Gate Hope in Peeblesshire is a stunning valley that showcases the natural beauty of Scotland. With its peaceful ambiance, captivating landscapes, and range of outdoor activities, it is a perfect destination for those seeking a serene and rejuvenating escape in nature.

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Gate Hope Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.633309/-2.9798361 or Grid Reference NT3838. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Descent from Seathope Law Descending to the col towards Stony Knowe.
Descent from Seathope Law
Descending to the col towards Stony Knowe.
Seathope Law View from the col with Stony Knowe.
Seathope Law
View from the col with Stony Knowe.
The lower cairn on Cairn Hill
The lower cairn on Cairn Hill
The summit cairn on Cairn Hill The building blocks in the background are all that remain of a radio mast base.
The summit cairn on Cairn Hill
The building blocks in the background are all that remain of a radio mast base.
Quad bike track, Gatehopeknowe It runs up Pyat Hill and is a very useful way on to the hill or to Gate Hope avoiding the houses.
Quad bike track, Gatehopeknowe
It runs up Pyat Hill and is a very useful way on to the hill or to Gate Hope avoiding the houses.
Woodland edge, Gatehopeknowe A useful way into Gate Hope, but watch the rabbit holes. This is death to ankles. There must be some well fed buzzards hereabouts.
Woodland edge, Gatehopeknowe
A useful way into Gate Hope, but watch the rabbit holes. This is death to ankles. There must be some well fed buzzards hereabouts.
Gate Hope A very beautiful glen, north of the Tweed. I spend a lot of time on Windlestraw Law and this has to be the best way up I have yet found.
Gate Hope
A very beautiful glen, north of the Tweed. I spend a lot of time on Windlestraw Law and this has to be the best way up I have yet found.
Gate Hope A well wooded, hidden glen north of the Tweed. A grassy track runs up the west side and the main estate and house access road runs up the eastern side.
Gate Hope
A well wooded, hidden glen north of the Tweed. A grassy track runs up the west side and the main estate and house access road runs up the eastern side.
Kill Brae It would be a Killer Brae if you tried to run up it. Ashes on a steep scree slope on the east side of Gate Hope. Hope is word in common usage along both of England's borders and in Northwest England. Usually it means a steep sided and often blind valley.
Kill Brae
It would be a Killer Brae if you tried to run up it. Ashes on a steep scree slope on the east side of Gate Hope. Hope is word in common usage along both of England's borders and in Northwest England. Usually it means a steep sided and often blind valley.
Trees, Gatehopeknowe Burn Look like the same trees as here: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/162214">NT3738 : Trees, Gatehopeknowe Burn</a> Summer is here, but alders are late coming to leaf. Gate Hope has some extensive alder woods along the burn.
Trees, Gatehopeknowe Burn
Look like the same trees as here: NT3738 : Trees, Gatehopeknowe Burn Summer is here, but alders are late coming to leaf. Gate Hope has some extensive alder woods along the burn.
Flight pool, Gate Hope A Summer view of the pool here: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/162222">NT3739 : Duckpond, Gatehopeknowe Burn</a>. The shallow pool has been colonised by horsetails. There is a nesting raft in the pool but no residents.
Flight pool, Gate Hope
A Summer view of the pool here: NT3739 : Duckpond, Gatehopeknowe Burn. The shallow pool has been colonised by horsetails. There is a nesting raft in the pool but no residents.
Gatehopeknowe Burn The burn drains the southern side of Windlestraw Law (my destination). The steep sided Gate Hope is home to several small conifer plantations.
Gatehopeknowe Burn
The burn drains the southern side of Windlestraw Law (my destination). The steep sided Gate Hope is home to several small conifer plantations.
Gatehopeknowe View down a well wooded stretch of Tweeddale past Gatehopeknowe.
Gatehopeknowe
View down a well wooded stretch of Tweeddale past Gatehopeknowe.
Track, Gate Hope A grassy track runs up the western side of Gate Hope. The main access to the glen is by a bigger, well surfaced road from Holylee on the eastern side.
Track, Gate Hope
A grassy track runs up the western side of Gate Hope. The main access to the glen is by a bigger, well surfaced road from Holylee on the eastern side.
Back Burn A wooded section of Gate Hope where the Back Burn meets the Gatehopeburn.
Back Burn
A wooded section of Gate Hope where the Back Burn meets the Gatehopeburn.
Ridge above Early Hope A long ridge running down from the Cairn Hill to Scawd Law ridge. This is a far gentler slope than most around here.
Ridge above Early Hope
A long ridge running down from the Cairn Hill to Scawd Law ridge. This is a far gentler slope than most around here.
Slade Syke A large reentrant in the steep slopes of Seathope Law.
Slade Syke
A large reentrant in the steep slopes of Seathope Law.
Path on Cairn Hill A way down to the east through dense conifers. The path looks rather grand on the 1:25,000 map but is actually a narrow and somewhat overgrown path. Ruts make an awkward walking surface, but it is still an easy way down.
Path on Cairn Hill
A way down to the east through dense conifers. The path looks rather grand on the 1:25,000 map but is actually a narrow and somewhat overgrown path. Ruts make an awkward walking surface, but it is still an easy way down.
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Gate Hope is located at Grid Ref: NT3838 (Lat: 55.633309, Lng: -2.9798361)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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