Charley's Brae

Wood, Forest in Berwickshire

Scotland

Charley's Brae

Field corner, Cornhill
Field corner, Cornhill Credit: Richard Webb

Charley's Brae is a picturesque woodland area located in Berwickshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and stunning landscapes of the Scottish Borders, this enchanting forest offers a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, Charley's Brae is known for its diverse array of tree species, including ancient oaks, beech, and birch trees. The forest boasts a rich and vibrant ecosystem, with a lush undergrowth of ferns, mosses, and wildflowers adding to its natural beauty.

A network of well-maintained walking trails wind through the forest, allowing visitors to explore its hidden corners and discover its hidden gems. As one meanders along the paths, they may stumble upon a babbling brook or stumble upon a clearing with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Charley's Brae is not only a haven for wildlife but also a popular destination for birdwatchers. The forest is home to a variety of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds. Birdwatchers can often be seen armed with binoculars and cameras, patiently awaiting the perfect opportunity to catch a glimpse of these feathered creatures.

The forest is open to the public year-round, and visitors can enjoy a range of activities such as hiking, picnicking, and photography. Whether one seeks solitude and serenity or an adventure in the great outdoors, Charley's Brae provides an idyllic setting to reconnect with nature and bask in the beauty of Scotland's woodlands.

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Charley's Brae Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.661837/-2.233057 or Grid Reference NT8540. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Field corner, Cornhill
Field corner, Cornhill
Road into Cornhill From East Learmonth.
Road into Cornhill
From East Learmonth.
Scottish Flags at Henderson Park Coldstream This new flower bed on the sloping bank at Henderson Park is colourfully planted and carefully  tended by a group of local residents who have taken over its care. Wonderful views of the River Tweed can be had here and there are new seats and information board.
Scottish Flags at Henderson Park Coldstream
This new flower bed on the sloping bank at Henderson Park is colourfully planted and carefully tended by a group of local residents who have taken over its care. Wonderful views of the River Tweed can be had here and there are new seats and information board.
Coldstream Guards Monument in Henderson Park Coldstream Scottish flags fly in the late afternoon sunshine beside the Coldstream Guards Monument. The River Tweed flows by and in the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
Coldstream Guards Monument in Henderson Park Coldstream
Scottish flags fly in the late afternoon sunshine beside the Coldstream Guards Monument. The River Tweed flows by and in the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
Coldstream Guards Monument in Henderson Park Coldstream Scottish glags fly in the afternoon sunshine here in Henderson Park. The River Tweed flows by and far in the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
Coldstream Guards Monument in Henderson Park Coldstream
Scottish glags fly in the afternoon sunshine here in Henderson Park. The River Tweed flows by and far in the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
A Satire flies by the Coldstream Guards Monument This monument is situated in Henderson Park, Coldstream with the River Tweed flowing along nearby. In the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
A Satire flies by the Coldstream Guards Monument
This monument is situated in Henderson Park, Coldstream with the River Tweed flowing along nearby. In the distance are the Cheviot Hills in England.
Scottish Flags Fly by the Coldstream Guards Monument Flags fly in the afternoon sunshine here in Henderson Park, Coldstream.
Scottish Flags Fly by the Coldstream Guards Monument
Flags fly in the afternoon sunshine here in Henderson Park, Coldstream.
New Flower Bed at Henderson Park Coldstream This sloping steep banking has been cleared and replanted by a group of friends. They raised money for new seats and an information board. It is a delightful place to sit awhile and watch the River Tweed flowing by. In the distance is the Coldstream Bridge which links Scotland to England.
New Flower Bed at Henderson Park Coldstream
This sloping steep banking has been cleared and replanted by a group of friends. They raised money for new seats and an information board. It is a delightful place to sit awhile and watch the River Tweed flowing by. In the distance is the Coldstream Bridge which links Scotland to England.
Flags fly by the new Flower Bed at Henderson Park A local couple and a group of friends have taken over the clearing up, re planting and care of this new flower bed. They raised money to provide new seats and an information board. In the distance is the River Tweed, the Coldstream Bridge and the Marjoribanks Monument.
Flags fly by the new Flower Bed at Henderson Park
A local couple and a group of friends have taken over the clearing up, re planting and care of this new flower bed. They raised money to provide new seats and an information board. In the distance is the River Tweed, the Coldstream Bridge and the Marjoribanks Monument.
Agricultural  Machinery  Dealers.  Cornhill  roundabout The road to the left is the A698 to Berwick
Agricultural Machinery Dealers. Cornhill roundabout
The road to the left is the A698 to Berwick
Dismantled  railway  bridge  on  A697  leaving  Cornhill Heading south, the junction into Station Gardens is on the left opposite stone buttress
Dismantled railway bridge on A697 leaving Cornhill
Heading south, the junction into Station Gardens is on the left opposite stone buttress
St Helen’s Church at Cornhill on Tweed A chapel is believed to have been on this site around 1082, although the present building was erected in 1840. (Source: church information board).
St Helen’s Church at Cornhill on Tweed
A chapel is believed to have been on this site around 1082, although the present building was erected in 1840. (Source: church information board).
A weathered headstone at St Helen’s Churchyard, Cornhill This sandstone gravestone has weathered badly and left no trace of an inscription.
A weathered headstone at St Helen’s Churchyard, Cornhill
This sandstone gravestone has weathered badly and left no trace of an inscription.
Houses in Market Square Coldstream A boat planter with pretty flowers for summer time. This old salmon boat is sponsored by HUDSON HIRSEL and is positioned in Market Square.
Houses in Market Square Coldstream
A boat planter with pretty flowers for summer time. This old salmon boat is sponsored by HUDSON HIRSEL and is positioned in Market Square.
The clock at St Helen’s Church, Cornhill The current church was built in 1840 and the clock tower was erected in 1900. (Source: church information board)
The clock at St Helen’s Church, Cornhill
The current church was built in 1840 and the clock tower was erected in 1900. (Source: church information board)
Market Square, Coldstream A mixture of a small parking area plus somewhere to sit out in a quiet part of town.
Market Square, Coldstream
A mixture of a small parking area plus somewhere to sit out in a quiet part of town.
Market Square, east end Not really square at this end where there is a mosaic of the Coldstream town arms.
Market Square, east end
Not really square at this end where there is a mosaic of the Coldstream town arms.
Brewers & Whisky Blenders, Duke Street A house on the corner of Duke Street which was once in the drinks trade according to the old business name on the front.
Brewers & Whisky Blenders, Duke Street
A house on the corner of Duke Street which was once in the drinks trade according to the old business name on the front.
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Charley's Brae is located at Grid Ref: NT8540 (Lat: 55.661837, Lng: -2.233057)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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