Coast and Castles via Borders

[addictfreak]

Doing this route next weekend over three days, trying to find a GPX file to drop on my garmin but not having much success. Does anyone out there in cyclechat land have any links? Thanks in advance

 

[AndyRM]

I'm not sure about the Borders, but Coast and Castles is really well signposted so if you can't find a GPX thing you'll be fine on that leg of your trip.

 

[addictfreak]

I'm not sure about the Borders, but Coast and Castles is really well signposted so if you can't find a GPX thing you'll be fine on that leg of your trip.

Cheers Andy, I'm doing it as part of a group so should be ok. But always like to have it on the garmin just in case

 

[AndyRM]

Cheers Andy, I'm doing it as part of a group so should be ok. But always like to have it on the garmin just in case

Depending on which direction you're going, keep the sea on your right or left and you'll be fine

 

[gottogetfit]

I downloaded the route from cycle.travel when I did it in September & it worked a treat.
Good coffee &a cake stop after Berwick, go through Tweedhill, over the bridge crossing the River. As you go up the hill the otherside you will see a sign for Chainbridge honey farm. There's a cafe in a classic double decker bus that does good coffee & cake :-)

 

[KneesUp]

I was in the Honey Farm cafe at half term. I agree re: cake. Also gives a good view of the swallows flying to and from their nest.

 

[addictfreak]

I downloaded the route from cycle.travel when I did it in September & it worked a treat.
Good coffee &a cake stop after Berwick, go through Tweedhill, over the bridge crossing the River. As you go up the hill the otherside you will see a sign for Chainbridge honey farm. There's a cafe in a classic double decker bus that does good coffee & cake :-)

Thanks I'll check that out