Experience a whole range of activities.
Follow the signs of nature.
The silence. The freshness of the air. The originality of the Scottish natural landscape - the SCHLOSS Roxburghe Estate offers an extraordinary location: hilly landscape dominates the south, west and north of the region, whereas the east is primarily flat and even and has smaller hill groups. There's much to see and do in this part of the Scottish Borders. The famous River Tweed flows through the region from west to east, draining the area together with its many tributaries. For the last twenty miles of its course it forms the natural border with England and finally flows into the North Sea at Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Schloss Roxburghe is perfectly situated to pursue numerous activities in fantastic and untouched nature. Whether a round of golf on the Championship Course, fly fishing on the river or trout pond, or even Clay Pigeon Shooting – the Estate offers a wide selection of opportunities to make your time spent with us extraordinary.
Schloss Roxburghe is perfectly situated to pursue numerous activities in fantastic and untouched nature. Whether a round of golf on the Championship Course, fly fishing on the river or trout pond, or even Clay Pigeon Shooting – the Estate offers a wide selection of opportunities to make your time spent with us extraordinary.
ALL ACTIVITIES:
The Roxburghe Championship Golf Course.
Designed by Dave Thomas, the internationally renowned golf course architect, the Roxburghe is an outstanding championship course set in 200 acres of rolling parkland on the banks of the river Teviot. The free-draining and picturesque course provides an enjoyable test of golf designed to suit all standards of golfer. Dave Thomas has created a wonderful mix of holes using the natural contours of the landscape, the mature woodland edge and the scenic views. The signature par 5 hole ‘the Viaduct’, flanked by the river Teviot commands a wonderful position from the elevated tee with the green framed by the famous Roxburgh Viaduct.
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Learn to fish in fantastic surroundings.
Why the beauty of nature is the best catch?
Create unforgettable experiences at The Fly Fishing Centre.
Create unforgettable experiences at The Fly Fishing Centre.
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Unwind while keeping
a close eye on the target.
Experience the art of Clay Pigeon Shooting or one of our other outdoor pursuits in beautiful surroundings, set within 500 acres of wooded parkland beside the River Teviot and close to the quaint Borders market town of Kelso.
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Cycling.
The Scottish Borders is Scotland’s leading cycling destination. There are a good number of shorter trails from most of the main towns and also some longer distance routes. Detailed below are the longer routes in the region:
Starting at 650 ft above sea level in Biggar and finishing on the coast in Berwick-upon-Tweed, the Tweed Cycle Way is an 89 mile long waymarked cycle route running through the heart of the Scottish Borders with the River Tweed as its linking theme.
The 4 Abbeys Cycle Route is an 88km (55 mile) circular route linking the four main abbeys in the Scottish Borders, namely those at Melrose, Dryburgh, Kelso and Jedburgh.
The Southern Borders Loop is a new route, which offers two options for cyclists. The shorter route is moderate and can easily be completed in a day. The larger circuit is hard (suitable for more experienced cyclists) with 5 significant climbs over 300m. The shorter route is best undertaken in a clockwise direction and can be started from either Newcastleton or Hawick. The longer loop is best cycled anti-clockwise and could be broken with an overnight stay in Newcastleton, Hawick or Langholm, depending upon the starting location.
The Southern Borders has the 173 mile Reivers Route which winds its way through some of the wildest and untouched countryside in the UK. It starts at the mouth of the River Tyne and finishes on the Cumbrian coast with a short foray into the Scottish Borders.
Finally there is the Coast and Castles route. This 200 mile route links the Forth and Tyne estuaries, taking in some of Britain's best built and natural heritage. Starting in Newcastle then passing Hadrian's Wall World Heritage site, the route travels on along unspoilt coastline, through the beautiful Tweed valley and Scottish Borders coastal towns before reaching Edinburgh.
The shorter routes tend to be more suited to day trips and families with the longer distance routes requiring some overnight stops. Don’t forget that these longer routes could be undertaken in bite-size chunks by visitors just wanting to do a section of a route over a few days, rather than attempting the full distance.
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Riding.
Scottish Borders history is strongly linked with horses: Border Reivers, Common Ridings, point to point races, eventing, racing, polo, endurance, vaulting and pony club activities. In fact, there are more horses per head of population in the Borders than anywhere else in Scotland.
Kelso Races is the home of National Hunt Racing in the Scottish Borders. Kelso Racecourse is the ideal place to visit for a first-time race goer or a seasoned professional.
The Scottish Borders provides excellent facilities for those who wish to have a go at riding. The open countryside with stunning views, horse friendly tracks and quiet country roads combine to offer many miles of enjoyable horse riding. If you would like to have a go at horse riding in the Scottish Borders, a member of our team would be happy to help organise this for you.
Kelso Races is the home of National Hunt Racing in the Scottish Borders. Kelso Racecourse is the ideal place to visit for a first-time race goer or a seasoned professional.
The Scottish Borders provides excellent facilities for those who wish to have a go at riding. The open countryside with stunning views, horse friendly tracks and quiet country roads combine to offer many miles of enjoyable horse riding. If you would like to have a go at horse riding in the Scottish Borders, a member of our team would be happy to help organise this for you.
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Jogging & Hiking.
Think of the Scottish Borders and think of big spaces: heather-clad rolling hills, hundreds of square miles of forests and woodland, lochs and rivers. The area is criss-crossed by a multitude of paths and fantastic long distance routes. The Scottish Borders is an excellent place to explore the beauty of nature by foot.
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Excursions.
Stroll through picturesque towns such as the charming old town of Melrose, discover fascinating sights in the numerous Abbeys, and explore awe-inspiring stately homes and castles. We will be pleased to advise you on your excursion and give you our insider tips. Just contact us.
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Adventures.
Few countries rival Scotland when it comes to dramatic scenery. Our high places were made for bungee jumping, the open ocean for scuba diving and fast flowing rivers for white water rafting.
If you’re looking for outdoor activities and extreme sports, Scotland is the place to find them.
If you would like to have a go at organising outdoor adventures in the Scottish Borders, a member of our team would be happy to help make your dreams come true.
If you’re looking for outdoor activities and extreme sports, Scotland is the place to find them.
If you would like to have a go at organising outdoor adventures in the Scottish Borders, a member of our team would be happy to help make your dreams come true.
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Water sports.
Water sports are well catered for at a variety of locations across the region.
The Scottish Borders has a superb coastline extending approximately 32 miles/ 50 km from Lamberton to Cockburnspath. The region also boasts over 2,000 miles of rivers and streams and inland waters including St Mary’s loch, which is the largest stretch of water in the South of Scotland.
So whether its rib rides, whitewater paddling, playboating, canoeing or kayaking the Scottish Borders has many water courses to challenge you, including the internationally renowned River Tweed.
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Life is too short for ordinary good.
SEGWAY
Enjoy the magic of the Scottish Borders and the SCHLOSS Roxburghe estate with a Segway. SCHLOSS Roxburghe have partnered with Scottish Segway's to bring you this fabulous activity to the historic estate. Enjoy views stretching over the river Teviot, explore the trout pond and the beautiful surrounding countryside.
Our Segway days offer a great way to build your teamwork, entertain or just simply enjoy a day out as a group.
Our Segway days offer a great way to build your teamwork, entertain or just simply enjoy a day out as a group.
Targeting everyone with a taste for adventure, riding a Segway is an activity that the vast majority of people are capable of undertaking. Our team will provide all the necessary equipment and rider training to make sure all experiences are safe but most o all fun
Segway's provide a unique and innovative team building experience.
Please contact us for further information, booking in advance is essential.
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