Carsey Cleuch

Valley in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Carsey Cleuch

Looking down to the Billhope Burn The post marks a path through the native woodland on North Mid Hill. The path is very faint and the marker posts are intermittent.
Looking down to the Billhope Burn Credit: wrobison

Carsey Cleuch is a picturesque valley located in Roxburghshire, a historical county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. It is situated amidst the rolling hills and lush green landscapes that characterize this part of the country. The valley is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquility, offering visitors a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Surrounded by hills on all sides, Carsey Cleuch is home to a meandering river that flows through its heart, adding to the charm of the landscape. The valley is blanketed with vibrant wildflowers during the summer months, creating a kaleidoscope of colors that enchant visitors. The area is also known for its diverse wildlife, including various species of birds, small mammals, and even deer, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

For those looking to explore the valley, there are several walking trails that wind their way through the countryside, offering stunning views of the surrounding hills and the river. These trails provide opportunities for leisurely strolls or more challenging hikes, catering to individuals of all fitness levels.

In addition to its natural beauty, Carsey Cleuch is also home to a number of charming villages and hamlets, where visitors can experience the warmth and hospitality of the local community. Traditional cottages, quaint tea rooms, and welcoming pubs can be found scattered throughout the valley, providing a glimpse into rural Scottish life.

Overall, Carsey Cleuch is a hidden gem in Roxburghshire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the Scottish Borders.

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Carsey Cleuch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.30443/-2.8673982 or Grid Reference NT4501. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Looking down to the Billhope Burn The post marks a path through the native woodland on North Mid Hill. The path is very faint and the marker posts are intermittent.
Looking down to the Billhope Burn
The post marks a path through the native woodland on North Mid Hill. The path is very faint and the marker posts are intermittent.
Cauldcleuch Head summit from the south
Cauldcleuch Head summit from the south
Cauldcleuch Head Second Marilyn today after Greatmoor Hill with Chris Watson on a grey windy day.
Name: Cauldcleuch Head
Hill number: 1906
Height: 619m / 2031ft
Area: 28B: The River Tweed to the English Border
Class: Ma,G,D
Grid ref: NT 45655 00680
Summit feature:ground by fence post
Drop: 256m
Col: 363m  NT534016
Cauldcleuch Head
Second Marilyn today after Greatmoor Hill with Chris Watson on a grey windy day. Name: Cauldcleuch Head Hill number: 1906 Height: 619m / 2031ft Area: 28B: The River Tweed to the English Border Class: Ma,G,D Grid ref: NT 45655 00680 Summit feature:ground by fence post Drop: 256m Col: 363m NT534016
The Top Of Windy Edge A small gate of sorts at the top of Windy Edge as we near the summit of Cauldcleuch Head.
The Top Of Windy Edge
A small gate of sorts at the top of Windy Edge as we near the summit of Cauldcleuch Head.
Skelfhill Pen Summit Cairn The summit cairn on Skelfhill Pen recently built to its full glory
Skelfhill Pen Summit Cairn
The summit cairn on Skelfhill Pen recently built to its full glory
Ascending Cauldcleuch Head Wet and rough
Ascending Cauldcleuch Head
Wet and rough
Above Langtae Syke Following the fence towards Langtae Hill
Above Langtae Syke
Following the fence towards Langtae Hill
Post, Footman Hass There is a wet vehicle track running along the fence but not much evidence of foot traffic on Footman Hass.
Post, Footman Hass
There is a wet vehicle track running along the fence but not much evidence of foot traffic on Footman Hass.
Gate, Footman Hass Looking towards Langtae Hill
Gate, Footman Hass
Looking towards Langtae Hill
Footman Hass From Langtae Hill
Footman Hass
From Langtae Hill
On Langtae Hill Looking towards the distinctive Skelfhill Pen
On Langtae Hill
Looking towards the distinctive Skelfhill Pen
Ascending Millstone Edge Looking towards the Roan Fell Hills
Ascending Millstone Edge
Looking towards the Roan Fell Hills
Millstone Edge Summit The fence corner marks the summit area
Millstone Edge Summit
The fence corner marks the summit area
Millstone Edge
Millstone Edge
Langtae Hill
Langtae Hill
The upper Skelfhill valley
The upper Skelfhill valley
Boggy ground above Langtae Hill
Boggy ground above Langtae Hill
Cauldcleugh Head
Cauldcleugh Head
Show me another place!

Carsey Cleuch is located at Grid Ref: NT4501 (Lat: 55.30443, Lng: -2.8673982)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

What 3 Words

///happier.century.conceals. Near Teviothead, Scottish Borders

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