Carolsidehill Wood in Scottish Borders
Carolsidehill Wood in Scottish Borders is a forest.
- Land Use
- forest
Roads nearby
Carolside Suspension Bridge300 m
Earlston Circular WalkCarolside
300 m
West MainsHuntshaw
850 m
Huntshaw Brae1,0 km
Clackmae Suspension Bridge1,0 km
Haughhead RoadHaughhead
1,3 km
Millbank Trail1,4 km
Leaderdale Crescent1,5 km
Haughhead Avenue1,5 km
Huntshaw Place1,6 km
Lauder Road1,6 km
Huntshaw Avenue1,6 km
Huntshaw Road1,6 km
Gun Place1,6 km
Thornfield Crescent1,7 km
Gun Avenue1,7 km
Thornfield Road1,7 km
Gun Terrace1,7 km
Gun RoadGun Road
1,7 km
Mamore Drive1,8 km
Thornbank1,8 km
Thorn Street1,8 km
Jubilee Square1,8 km
Westfield Road1,8 km
Westfield Street1,8 km
North Summerfield1,8 km
Westfield Place1,8 km
Ash Lane1,8 km
Mill RoadCraigsford
1,8 km
Hanover Close1,8 km
The SquareEarlston Pharmacy, Kelso, Bull Ring, Greenlaw, Greenlaw Pharmacy, Community Notices, The Cream Chimneys, Commonside, Bowden, Cockburnspath
1,9 km
Buildings nearby
Former Police Station1,7 km
Cafés nearby
The Bakehouse1,9 km
Farmyards nearby
Clackmae800 m
Kedslie1,2 km
Glenburnie1,3 km
Earlston Mains1,5 km
Chapel on Leader1,5 km
Craigsford Mains1,8 km
Forests nearby
CAmp Strip1,3 km
Stobbie Wood1,5 km
Shed Strip1,9 km
Garage complexes nearby
Garages to rear of 4-6 Lauder Road1,7 km
Residential buildings nearby
Carolside300 m
Rivers nearby
Leader Water550 m
Sports pitches nearby
Earlston RFC1,8 km
Streams nearby
Clackmae Burn1,2 km
Kedslie Burn1,5 km
Legerwood Burn1,7 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |