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R Strip

Wood, Forest in Peeblesshire

Scotland

R Strip

Sheep, Glen Greening up pasture in front of Birks and Birks Hill.
Sheep, Glen Credit: Richard Webb

R Strip is a small woodland area located in Peeblesshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. Situated near the town of Peebles, R Strip is known for its picturesque beauty and tranquil surroundings. The woodland is primarily composed of various species of trees, creating a lush and vibrant forest environment.

Covering an area of approximately [insert number] hectares, R Strip offers a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The woodland is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including native trees such as oak, birch, and pine, as well as a variety of wildflowers and ferns. The dense canopy of the forest provides a habitat for a wide array of bird species, squirrels, and other small mammals.

Visitors to R Strip can enjoy a range of activities, including walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The woodland features a network of well-maintained trails that wind through the forest, allowing visitors to explore its natural wonders at their own pace. These paths offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and provide opportunities for peaceful reflection and relaxation.

R Strip is easily accessible, with ample parking facilities available nearby. The woodland is also conveniently located close to other popular attractions in the area, such as historical sites, charming villages, and the beautiful River Tweed. Whether it's a leisurely stroll amidst nature or a more adventurous hike, R Strip offers a delightful escape into the heart of Peeblesshire's natural beauty.

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R Strip Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.584651/-3.108555 or Grid Reference NT3032. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sheep, Glen Greening up pasture in front of Birks and Birks Hill.
Sheep, Glen
Greening up pasture in front of Birks and Birks Hill.
Glass Burn The Glass Burn descends moorland slopes towards Glen. A plantation containing western hemlock has recently been felled. Paths meet before a pass through the ridgeline nick. From there you can descend through Cardrona Forest, or contour beneath Birks Hill to pick up the drove road to Peebles.
Glass Burn
The Glass Burn descends moorland slopes towards Glen. A plantation containing western hemlock has recently been felled. Paths meet before a pass through the ridgeline nick. From there you can descend through Cardrona Forest, or contour beneath Birks Hill to pick up the drove road to Peebles.
Woodland track An estate road at The Glen. Ongoing paths run over the hill to Tweeddale.
Woodland track
An estate road at The Glen. Ongoing paths run over the hill to Tweeddale.
Hill track, Glass Burn A path, not marked by the Ordnance Survey, but waymarked on the ground leads away from The Glen towards Cardrona Forest and Peebles.
Hill track, Glass Burn
A path, not marked by the Ordnance Survey, but waymarked on the ground leads away from The Glen towards Cardrona Forest and Peebles.
Glen House The centrepiece of the Glen Estate, set in a beautiful wooded valley off Tweeddale.
Glen House
The centrepiece of the Glen Estate, set in a beautiful wooded valley off Tweeddale.
Target Bank Wood Unthinned larch above the Quair Water.
Target Bank Wood
Unthinned larch above the Quair Water.
Eagles Wood There is a brief gap in The Glen woodlands here.
Eagles Wood
There is a brief gap in The Glen woodlands here.
Hannah's Wood Woodland on the south side of The Glen.
Hannah's Wood
Woodland on the south side of The Glen.
Road in The Glen The road from Loch Eddy passes Eagles Wood.
Road in The Glen
The road from Loch Eddy passes Eagles Wood.
Telephone box, The Glen Still there, unusually off the public highway.
Telephone box, The Glen
Still there, unusually off the public highway.
Road to Birks This private road continues as paths over the hill to Peebles.
Road to Birks
This private road continues as paths over the hill to Peebles.
Felled woodland, Birks A recently (2012) felled block of conifers on the Glen Estate.
Felled woodland, Birks
A recently (2012) felled block of conifers on the Glen Estate.
Felled area, Birks A recently (2012) felled conifer wood.
Felled area, Birks
A recently (2012) felled conifer wood.
A path to Peebles A hill path crosses a pass into Cardrona Forest and onwards towards Peebles.
A path to Peebles
A hill path crosses a pass into Cardrona Forest and onwards towards Peebles.
A path to Peebles A hill path over the ridge east of Birkscairn Hill connects Peebles and Glen. Over the skyline is the coniferous Cardrona Forest, this side is a grouse moor.
A path to Peebles
A hill path over the ridge east of Birkscairn Hill connects Peebles and Glen. Over the skyline is the coniferous Cardrona Forest, this side is a grouse moor.
Glass Burn and Orchard Rig Moorland on the Glen Estate.
Glass Burn and Orchard Rig
Moorland on the Glen Estate.
Ruin, Glen Estate There are two gable ends set amongst gathering pens.
Ruin, Glen Estate
There are two gable ends set amongst gathering pens.
Bridge, Glenvalley Road and bridge over the Quair Water, Glen Estate.
Bridge, Glenvalley
Road and bridge over the Quair Water, Glen Estate.
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R Strip is located at Grid Ref: NT3032 (Lat: 55.584651, Lng: -3.108555)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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///quieter.anguished.meanwhile. Near Innerleithen, Scottish Borders

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