Jedburgh to Hawick | The Way of St. Andrews Pilgrimage

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Hexham to Once Brewed
10 hours
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Once Brewed to Bellingham
10 hours
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Bellingham to Byrness
10 hours
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Byrness to Jedburgh
12 hours
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Jedburgh to Hawick
8 hours
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Hawick to Selkirk
8 hours
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Selkirk to Peebles
12 hours
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Peebles to Roslin Village and Rosslyn Chapel
13 hours
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Roslin Village to Edinburgh
10 hours

Jedburgh to Hawick

Part of St Wilfrid’s Way

Description

This route follows the well-signposted- with a W – Borders Abbey Way from Jedburgh to Hawick.

Mainly rough track through moorland with numerous wooden stiles or gates, to villages of Bedrule and then Denholm, then riverside track to Selkirk . Tough for cyclists.

Quite hilly with some great views around Black Law Hill.

Hawick is a busy town. Some pubs, shops, and B&Bs also at Denholm.

Distance: 21 km

Terrain: hilly and rough paths

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Hexham to Once Brewed
10 hours
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Once Brewed to Bellingham
10 hours
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Bellingham to Byrness
10 hours
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Byrness to Jedburgh
12 hours
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Jedburgh to Hawick
8 hours
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Hawick to Selkirk
8 hours
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Selkirk to Peebles
12 hours
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Peebles to Roslin Village and Rosslyn Chapel
13 hours
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Roslin Village to Edinburgh
10 hours

Most of the restrictions for the prevention of the spread of Covid have now been lifted in Scotland and normal pilgrimage activity is now possible. However, when you are planning your pilgrimage, please consult the latest government guidelines and be aware that these can change at short notice.

Most of the restrictions for the prevention of the spread of Covid have now been lifted in Scotland and normal pilgrimage activity is now possible.