Thomas the Rhymer’s Stone - A genuine historical figure who lived in the 13th century. Legend has it that Thomas met the Fairy Queen beneath a tree on the slope of the Eildon Hills.

Trimontium Roman Fort - A short walk towards Leaderfoot is optional to take in all the information available on this once busy Roman Frontier.

Leaderfoot Viaduct - A chance to see a superb feat of structural engineering built during the age of steam trains.

Scott’s View - The favourite view of Sir Walter Scott looking over to the Eildon hills, the most distinctive landmark in the Scottish Borders.

William Wallace - The first ever statue of Sir William Wallace standing 31 feet in height.

Temple of the Muses - Dedicated to the poet James Thomson, famous for ‘Rule Britannia’