Staying at the Bellevue Guest house places you within the Scottish Borders, an area filled with activities to suit all types of interests.
Fishing:
The rivers Tweed, Teviot and Eden and various fishing waters.
More
www.TweedGuide.com
www.FishTweed.co.uk
Golf:
There are 21 courses in the Borders which can be played through the Visit Scotland “Freedom of the Fairways” package, including Kelso, The Hirsel, Roxburghe, Duns, Minto and Cardrona near Peebles.
Cycling:
Four Abbeys Cycle Route, Coast & Castles Cycle Route, Tweed Cycle way, Border loop, Glentress Forest near Peebles, Traquair Forest
More
www.CycleScottishBorders.com
Walking:
St Cuthbert’s Way, Borders Abbeys Way, The Hirsel, Harestanes, Kelso Town Trail, Roxburghe Castle, and St Abb’s Head.
More
www.BordersAbbeysWay.com
www.StcuthbertsWay.net
www.Kelso.Bordernet.co.uk
Riding:
Langlee Riding Stables, Jedburgh, Mill Farm Riding Stables, Chirnside near Duns, St Foin Riding Stables, Birgham near Coldstream
More
www.SaintFionRidingStables.co.uk
Swimming:
Kelso Swimming Pool, beaches at Berwick and Seahouses, St Mary’s Loch
More
www.bslt.org.uk
Fitness:
Abbey Fitness Centre, Kelso Swimming Pool, Houndridge Leasure Centre
More
www.AbbeyFitness.co.uk
www.bslt.org.uk
Curling/Skating:
Kelso Ice Rink (September – May)
More
http://www.bordericerink.co.uk/
Family history research:
Records Office, The Heritage Hub, Hawick
Shopping:
Kelso Pottery, Craft shops at Harestanes, Kinsman Blake Ceramics in Smailholm, Lochcarron Weavers and Andrew Elliott Weavers in Selkirk, Jedburgh Woollen Mill, Teviot Smokery, Engineering in Wood in Roxburgh, several excellent shops for clothes, bags, shoes and sports equipment in Kelso, antique shops in Melrose, Jedburgh and Hawick.
More
www.BornInTheBorders.com
www.TheMoleHouse.co.uk
www.Denholmeet.co.uk
