Cragbank Woods
Cragbank Woods is a beautiful mix of native trees that cloak the steep gorge slopes. Springtime brings a dense carpet of wildflowers, whilst summer sunshine calls out butterflies to flit through the woodland glades. The Reserve still feels like a remote sanctuary far from the hustle of everyday life.
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Best time to visit
Spring for woodland flowers.
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Getting there
About six miles southwest of Hawick, take the B6357 off the A6088.
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Visitor facilities
Car park at Hell's Hole to the south of the Reserve. Well defined paths through the Reserve but please be aware that the site is on a steep slope.
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Contact
SNH, Anderson's Chambers, Market Street, Galashiels TD1 3AF. Tel: 01896 756652.
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Managed by

Scottish Natural Heritage
