Bold, West

Settlement in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Bold, West

Caberston Coffee Shop, Walkerburn This coffee shop is located on the north side of the A72 in the village centre.
Caberston Coffee Shop, Walkerburn Credit: Walter Baxter

Bold is a small village located in the West of Peeblesshire, Scotland. Situated amidst the picturesque landscape of the Scottish Borders, Bold is known for its tranquility and natural beauty. The village is nestled in a valley, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, providing a charming and peaceful setting for its residents.

Bold is a close-knit community with a population of approximately 300 people. The village is characterized by its quaint stone houses and traditional architecture, which adds to its rustic charm. The locals are friendly and welcoming, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for visitors.

Although small in size, Bold offers a range of amenities to its residents. The village has a primary school, a community center, and a local shop that caters to the everyday needs of its inhabitants. Additionally, there are several walking trails and nature reserves nearby, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The surrounding area of West Peeblesshire offers plenty of opportunities for exploration and leisure activities. The nearby River Tweed provides excellent fishing spots, and the rolling hills are perfect for hiking and cycling. The vibrant town of Peebles is just a short drive away and offers a wider range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.

Overall, Bold is a charming and idyllic village that offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Scottish Borders. Its natural beauty and welcoming community make it a delightful place to visit or call home.

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Caberston Coffee Shop, Walkerburn This coffee shop is located on the north side of the A72 in the village centre.
Caberston Coffee Shop, Walkerburn
This coffee shop is located on the north side of the A72 in the village centre.
Gate by the Tweed at Innerleithen
Gate by the Tweed at Innerleithen
The Cauld Hole on the Tweed at Walkerburn The 'Weir Pool' above the weir where fish stop to rest before continuing on up the river.
The Cauld Hole on the Tweed at Walkerburn
The 'Weir Pool' above the weir where fish stop to rest before continuing on up the river.
Superior fishing hut on the Tweed Fishing the Tweed for salmon can be expensive, and clients expect decent facilities.  This hut provides shelter and a seat when break time comes.  Note the rod support outside between the two sets of steps.
Superior fishing hut on the Tweed
Fishing the Tweed for salmon can be expensive, and clients expect decent facilities. This hut provides shelter and a seat when break time comes. Note the rod support outside between the two sets of steps.
Gorse in exuberant form above Walkerburn
Gorse in exuberant form above Walkerburn
Forest track development above Walkerburn A huge metalled turning area at the end of the forest track has been created here by extensive excavation.  The forest appears mature and this may signify imminent harvesting.
Forest track development above Walkerburn
A huge metalled turning area at the end of the forest track has been created here by extensive excavation. The forest appears mature and this may signify imminent harvesting.
Middlebar Knowe Trees being harvested in Elibank Forest.
Middlebar Knowe
Trees being harvested in Elibank Forest.
A72 Walkerburn The A72 east of Walkerburn. View from Pyat Hill.
A72 Walkerburn
The A72 east of Walkerburn. View from Pyat Hill.
Forest road by the Bold Burn This meets the public minor road at Glenbenna. Cairn Hill is in the background.
Forest road by the Bold Burn
This meets the public minor road at Glenbenna. Cairn Hill is in the background.
Timber stacks near Glenbenna Plenty of timber awaiting transport from Traquair and Elibank Forest.
Timber stacks near Glenbenna
Plenty of timber awaiting transport from Traquair and Elibank Forest.
Clear felled slope on Glenbenna Head Logging in the Traquair and Elibank Forest, seen here from the forest road contouring Bold Rig.
Clear felled slope on Glenbenna Head
Logging in the Traquair and Elibank Forest, seen here from the forest road contouring Bold Rig.
Walkerburn and the Tweed from Bold Rig The east end of Walkerburn is in view with Cairn Hill and Early Knowe (R) beyond.
Walkerburn and the Tweed from Bold Rig
The east end of Walkerburn is in view with Cairn Hill and Early Knowe (R) beyond.
Walkers near the Plora Burn There are forest plantations in several stages of growth, and the mature trees are being logged.
Walkers near the Plora Burn
There are forest plantations in several stages of growth, and the mature trees are being logged.
Millstone at West Bold An old millstone now used as the farm sign, West Bold.
Millstone at West Bold
An old millstone now used as the farm sign, West Bold.
The Tweed Valley from Southerly Nick Walkerburn (centre) with Innerleithen beyond in this view from the ridge just NW of Thornielee Forest.
The Tweed Valley from Southerly Nick
Walkerburn (centre) with Innerleithen beyond in this view from the ridge just NW of Thornielee Forest.
Elibank and Traquair Forest Various stages of tree growth are in view here with clear felling on part of the ridge from Glenbenna Head and mature forest on Middlebar Knowe (L).
Elibank and Traquair Forest
Various stages of tree growth are in view here with clear felling on part of the ridge from Glenbenna Head and mature forest on Middlebar Knowe (L).
Too late to buy these trees 'Standing Timber For Sale' proclaims the notice, but the closing date of 30th November has passed.
Too late to buy these trees
'Standing Timber For Sale' proclaims the notice, but the closing date of 30th November has passed.
Hill fort, Bold Rig Hill fort remains on the end of Bold Rig, with part of Walkerburn in view and Cairn Hill to the right.
Hill fort, Bold Rig
Hill fort remains on the end of Bold Rig, with part of Walkerburn in view and Cairn Hill to the right.
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Bold, West is located at Grid Ref: NT3636 (Lat: 55.613368, Lng: -3.0176002)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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