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Getting Here

Nestling close to the banks of the magnificent River Esk, famous for Salmon and Sea Trout Fishing, North Lodge Bed & Breakfast is less than a mile from the Scotland / England Border.

Travelling By Car

From the south:
Exit Junction 44 off M6 (A7 Galashiels, tourist route to Edinburgh) and take the third exit ‘A7’ which will take you through Longtown. Follow the road and continue north till you see a sign on the border ‘Scotland welcomes you’ and turn immediately right signposted B7201 Canonbie. North Lodge is situated approximately 500 yards along this road on the left hand side. You will see our sign at the end of the drive.

From the north
From Edinburgh direction: Head south on the A7 and take the second exit (B7201) into Canonbie. North Lodge is situated approximately 500 yards along this road on the left hand side. You will see our sign at the end of the drive.

From Glasgow direction: Head south on the M74 and exit J21 signposted Canonbie B6357. Follow this road and turn right at the first junction just after Evertown. This road will bring you to the A7 junction. Turn right and follow this road for about 1.5 miles then turn left into Canonbie on the B7201. North Lodge is situated approximately 500 yards along this road on the left hand side. You will see our sign at the end of the drive.

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Nearby towns & cities

Langholm

Distance: 7 miles
Held annually on the last Friday in July, the Langholm Common Riding consists of mounted processions led by the cornet and his supporters, accompanied by the pipe bands including Fair Cryings and Uphill Gallop. Followed by an afternoon of horse racing, athletic games, highland dancing and return procession to closing ceremony. The annual walking festival (www.langholmwalks.co.uk) is held on the first weekend in June and the music and arts festival at the end of August.

Gretna

Distance: 9 miles
Since Victorian times visitors have travelled to the World Famous Old Blacksmith’s Shop. Discover one of Scotland’s premier visitor attractions where historical intrigue is married with excellent shopping and great places to eat. The world’s wedding capital has a museum and visitor centre and for those who like to shop, a factory outlet village with a variety of shops from Marks & Spencer to Thorntons.

Carlisle

Distance: 14 miles
Historic Carlisle has a cathedral, castle and the excellent Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery which has excellent ‘hands on’ opportunities and exhibits for children and adults. A great opportunity to discover thousands of years of Border history and hear stories about the Border Reivers.

More Travel Distances

Dumfries: 33 miles
Edinburgh: 81 miles
Glasgow: 93 miles
Newcastle: 71 miles
Manchester: 139 miles