Eildon
Eildon is a geographic feature in the Scottish Borders of Scotland, consisting of three hills known as East Eildon, Middle Eildon, and West Eildon. They rise above the River Tweed valley, just north of Melrose, and are a conspicuous landscape feature in the region.
The hills form a low, elongated ridge. Their slopes are mainly grassy, with small rocky outcrops, and
In folklore and local culture, Eildon appears in Border legends and poetry. The area is sometimes linked
Recreation and access: The Eildon Hills are a popular destination for walking and hiking. There are established
Administration and origin of name: The Eildon area lies within the Scottish Borders council area. The origin