Mountain Bike

43.6 miles

Distance

872 ft

Climb

-688 ft

Descent

496 ft

High Point

Follow National Cycle route 1 and the River Tweed from Northumberland in England into the Scottish borders.
The ride starts near the train station in Berwick-upon-Tweed and heads west along the River Tweed to Kelso, with the crossing of the Union suspension bridge at Horncliffe a highlight. You continue onto the lovely village of Dryburgh in the Scottish borders. Sitting on the river Tweed it is home to the 12th century Dryburgh Abbey which is certainly worth stopping to view.
A short on road section finishes the ride taking you into Melrose, where you finish near Melrose Abbey.

Detailed Description

Berwick to Melrose is a 44 mile less popular intermediate route located near Eyemouth. This hike primary route. This route climbs 872 ft with a max elevation of 496 ft then descends -688 ft.

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Riding area

Eyemouth
Primary Activity

Hike
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Difficulty rating

Blue
eBike Allowed

Yes

More Stats for Berwick to Melrose mountain bike route

Altitude change

184 ft
Altitude min

66 ft
Altitude start

157 ft
Altitude end

341 ft
Grade

0.1%
Grade max

-11.6%
Grade min

14.6%
Distance climb

23 miles
Distance down

18 miles
Distance flat

3 miles

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