If you are in Berwick over the Heritage Open Days period, you may want to go on some of the many self guided walks which are available for Berwick, Tweedmouth and Spittal. You will find links to downloadable versions here. You may also be able to get paper copies of some of them from Berwick Barracks and Berwick Visitor Centre.
Tweed and coast Geology Trail
Follow this trail to find out about the geology of the area.
The Barley Trail
Barley has been part of Berwick’s economy for thousands of years. Follow this walk around Berwick and Tweedmouth
Fishy Trail
Fishing for salmon, sea trout, herring and even whales has played an important part of Berwick’s economy for many centuries. Follow this walk around Berwick and Tweedmouth.
Berwick-upon-Tweed Castles and Ramparts
Walk Berwick’s Walls to find out more about their history
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Tweed and coast Nature Trail
Follow this trail to discover nature in Berwick, Tweedmouth and Spittal
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Berwick Beach
Berwick Beach would have been an industrial scene 150 years ago, busy with fishing, limestone quarrying and lime kilns. Now you can see rocks folded gently into domes and basins, rarely seen around the coast of Britain, as well as a variety of fossils in the limestone beds.
The Lowry Trail
Lowry was especially fond of Berwick. Follow the trail highlighting his paintings and links with the area in Berwick, Tweedmouth and Spittal.
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