Wooden Bridge Over the Stream – Jubilee Woods Forest Path loop from Peebles

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Wooden Bridge Over the Stream – Jubilee Woods Forest Path loop from Peebles

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Wooden Bridge Over the Stream – Jubilee Woods Forest Path loop from Peebles

01:50

14.3km

400m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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1.64 km

Wooden Bridge Over the Stream

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There are wooden staithes on the downhill approach to this bridge, it can be slippy and awkward to keep a decent line. Be careful

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2.79 km

View of Peebles

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You can see most of Peebles from this location. Nice views

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2.96 km

Hershey's Path Viewpoint

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3.77 km

Gypsy Glen and Cross Borders Drove Road Trail Junction

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This is the point where the blue-rated Gypsy Glen MTB trail (a 14 mile/23km circular route from Glentress) splits briefly from the Cross Borders Drove Road bridleway for just over …

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4.01 km

View of the Rolling Hills and Valleys

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After descending the rain eased slightly and the sky cleared up partly. The views around this elevated section are great

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4.13 km

Gypsy's Glen Ridge Views

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As you make your way along the ridge of the Tweed Valley, you're afforded spectacular views in every direction.

The route is known locally as Gypsy's Glen. It derives its …

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5.00 km

Rough Rocky Trail Through Heather Fields

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There are rough surfaces from this point onwards. The trail seems to be where water runs through, like a stream in places. Keep focused on your line as the surface …

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6.05 km

Kirkhope Law

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13.5 km

Jubilee Woods Forest Path

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Jubilee woods are tiny and people are walking their dogs. I'd avoid personally. Go to Cademuir Hill instead. Either via Haystoun or Bonnington Rd. Or go up Gypsy Glen. More …

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