Routes to Keilder water from the north? (1 Viewer)

[Mags52]

Hi Folks
Does anyone know which is the best route to take a MH to Keilder water coming from the Edinburgh area? All the roads down there look a bit narrow so going further on a wider road might be a better option. We're thinking a Friday evening so dark too.

 

[Stewart J]

I'd use the A68 and follow the brown road signs once past the Otterburn Ranges, this link if it works would be my preference

http://www.viamichelin.co.uk/web/Itineraires?strStartLocid=31NDE5N3ExMGNOVFV1T1RVd01UZz1jTFRNdU1UZzNOVFE9&strDestLocid=31NDFhOTAxMGNOVFV1TVRneU5Eaz1jTFRJdU5EazVORFE9&intItineraryType=1&caravaneHidden=false&vh=CAR&strVehicle=0&itineraryCarType=0&itineraryFuelType=0&isFavoriseAutoroute=false&isAvoidPeage=false&isAvoidVignette=false&isAvoidLNR=false&isAvoidFrontiers=true&dtmDeparture=20%2F11%2F2010&distance=mi&devise=0.6756757|GBP&indemnite=&carbCost=1.3&autoConso=6.8&villeConso=6&routeConso=5.6



Stewart

 

[dellwood33]

I tend to agree, the route from the scottish border via the back roads is a bit narrow in the dark

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[Mags52]

thanks folks. Mags

 

[Wyaye wires]

Hi Margaret and Shirley

Agree with the above route, keep on the A68 and turn off on the B6320 and follow the signs for Kielder. It took me two hours from Bo'ness recently (albeit in the car) but that is the route I usually take in the MH.

Let us know when you are planning to come down as we have moved house and are only about 18 miles from there.

Kath & Howie

 

[Mags52]

@Kath and Howie, It's not us coming down it's Adrian and Chris (two sons) coming down for some mountain biking.
We'll probably wait until spring.
Would be good to catch up sometime soon
M & Sh

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