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St Abbs, Berwickshire

Summary

Linear walk along Berwickshire Coastal Path from St Abbs to Burnmouth, looping north to St Abbs Head first before heading south past Eyemouth. High cliffs at St Abbs Head and well-signed coastal path from St Abbs to Burnmouth.
Difficulty:
Moderate
Distance:
10.7 miles (17.3 km)
Walking time:
06h 00m
Type:
Linear

Start location

St Abbs harbour, Berwickshire

lat: 55.8994097

lon: -2.1306867

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