St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve NTS is a breathtaking coastal headland with dramatic cliffs overlooking crystal-clear waters, famed for its seabird colonies. This amazing place has fresh sea air and rugged coastal scenery aplenty. It gives you the feeling of being somewhere really wild and remote yet it’s just off the A1, in the Scottish Borders. You can get close-up views of the feathered residents at this so-called seabird city from spectacular cliff-top vantage points. Inland, Mire Loch

The wildlife watching you didn’t know you needed! This is the St Abbs Nature Reserve on the south east coast of Scotland. About 1 hour drive from Edinburgh. The walk from the village is tremendous following the stunning cliffs. If you want to extend the route you can walk up to the lighthouse or continue to the cliffs at Broadhaven Bay where there’s around 500 more seals below. Make sure to take your binoculars! | Rob Carr Tours

St Abb's Head is the perfect place for blowing away those cobwebs! The coastal path, with its rugged cliffs and crystal-clear waters, is one of hundreds of miles of paths our footpath team has restored and maintained, thanks to twenty-five years of support for the Footpath Fund. In celebration of this milestone, we’ve created Walk 25 – a selection of twenty-five brilliant walks for you to enjoy at our places; visit https://www.nts.org.uk/maps/walk-25 to discover more! 📍 Where: St Abb's Stroll,