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The Cragieburn Ramble

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Date Sunday 29 September

Timing 9.30am-3.30pm

Length 10 miles

Ascent 900ft

Difficulty level Moderate

Leader Susan Barker

Cost £12

Meet at St Andrew's Church (registration centre)

susan writing new text As the name suggests, this walk was opened in 1977 to mark the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

We will take the minibus to the starting point – about 30 minutes through picturesque scenery.

Located just outside Tweedsmuir in the Upper Tweed valley, this walk was planned as a vehicular forest drive but is now a pleasant walking trail between the Talla and Fruid reservoirs.

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The Craigieburn Ramble

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Date Sunday 29 September

Timing 9.30am-3.30pm

Length 10 miles

Ascent 900ft

Difficulty level Moderate

Leader Susan Barker

Cost £12

Meet at St Andrew's Church (registration centre)

As the name suggests, this walk was opened in 1977 to mark the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

We will take the minibus to the starting point – about 30 minutes through picturesque scenery.

Located just outside Tweedsmuir in the Upper Tweed valley, this walk was planned as a vehicular forest drive but is now a pleasant walking trail between the Talla and Fruid reservoirs.

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This walk is a mixture of forest tracks and grassy footpaths, a continuous walk but no hard slog.

We will follow the walk around its horseshoe shape, past the Fruid Reservoir Dam, and will have plenty of time to stop and admire the superb views. Among the many points of interest on this walk are Fruid Head and Hart Fell (a Corbett) and an old quarry, plus several Iron age roundhouses of the Talla Valley.

The Talla Reservoir makes a sudden – delightful – appearance around a corner towards the end of the walk and no matter how tired your limbs are this will make it all worthwhile.

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MEET THE WALK LEADERS

Susan Barker

MEET THE WALK LEADERS

This is Susan...

Susan is the chair and one of the founding members of the Moffat Walking Weekend. She is a keen walker, a member of the Moffat walking group, and has walked every inch of Moffat so you can ask her anything about this glorious part of Southwest Scotland. She's passionate about Moffat and its surrounding countryside, and feels very lucky to live in such an amazing place. You can spot her a mile away by her bright red hair. You won't get lost with Susan by your side.