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Traveling From Gateshead to Selkirk

Your journey from the bustling urban landscape of Gateshead to the charming, historic town of Selkirk offers a refreshing contrast between vibrant city life and scenic countryside tranquility.

Best Neighbourhoods in Selkirk

Selkirk boasts charming neighborhoods that showcase its rich history and community spirit.

The Town Centre

• Home to historic sites and local shops.

• Vibrant atmosphere with cafes and restaurants.

The Ettrick Valley

• Breathtaking scenic views and outdoor activities.

• Known for hiking and nature trails.

Philiphaugh

• Quaint residential area with friendly locals.

• Close to Philiphaugh Estate and gardens.

Best Times To Visit Selkirk's Attractions

Timing your visits can significantly enhance your experience in Selkirk.

Sir Walter Scott's Courtroom

Visit in the morning during weekdays for a more peaceful exploration.

Philiphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre

Late spring, especially in May, offers prime viewing for salmon activity.

Selkirk Common Riding Festival

Attend in mid-July for vibrant festivities without overwhelming crowds.

Selkirk Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Selkirk experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild summers and cool winters, making late spring and early autumn ideal for outdoor activities. Weather can influence your travel plans, as occasional rain showers are common, so being prepared ensures a comfortable visit.

Dining in Selkirk: A Taste of Tradition

The Selkirk Arms Hotel is a must-visit for its traditional Scottish haggis, served with a twist of local herbs and spices that reflect the rich history of the region. This dining experience contrasts with Gateshead's modern culinary scene, offering a cozy atmosphere and authentic flavors that highlight local ingredients.