Yetholm can rightly claim to be a jewel of undiscovered Scotland. Known as “The Gate Town”, due to its proximity to the English border, it consists of two villages called Town Yetholm and Kirk Yetholm. Famous for the “Yetholme Gypsies”, who were nomadic people who eventually settled in Kirk Yetholm…
Continue Reading
Yetholm has wildlife that isworth seeing.Any time of the year is perfect for birdwatching. Yetholm has a parking area for the reserve where people can camp and spend the day watching the birds in their natural habitat. Here you have some activities to do while you’re enjoying your favourite hobby.…
Continue Reading
Whether it is your first time in Yetholm or you’re now a regular guest, there’s always a nice and cosy place to go to relax and try the local cuisine and beverages. If you are looking for some recommended places, these are the most popular venues for visiting. Remember toenquireabout…
Continue Reading
Whether on the coast or inland, Scotland’s borders are full of incredible places to visit and adventures to experience. Yetholm is not an exception to this rule, as it’s filled with beautiful landscapes and history-filled buildings and accommodation all over town. Here’s a list of some places you can’t miss.…
Continue Reading
We want to make sure your time in Yetholm is memorable.Here are the best events you shouldn’t miss while you’re passing by. Visit the Thirlestane Garden First opened as a garden in the past, this nine-acre wood garden has grown an extensive mix of trees including fruit trees. It is…
Continue Reading
Yetholm,located on the Scottish Borders, is a small village of no more than 1200 people in the Bowmont Water valley,at the opposite side of Kirk Yetholm, its town sister. If you love history, here are 13 facts about this amazing town. 1 Village in 2 Yetholm consists of two small…
Continue Reading