Mouth of The Tweed

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This walking Trail helps you discover sites related to Berwick’s food heritage and gives splendid views of the town, the River Tweed and the Northumberland coastline.

1.  The Greenses Harbour display panel

2.  Ravensdowne ice-houses

3.  Kipper Hill and old smokehouse

4.  Pier Road maltings

5.  Old Brewery premises, Silver Street

6.  Old Corn Exchange

7.  The Maltings Theatre

8.  Dewar’s Lane Granary

9.  Wm. Cowe & Sons,

10. Bankhill ice-house

11. Berwick Quayside

12. Quay Walls & Berwick Smack panel

13. Gardo Salmon Fishery

14. Short’s Mill

15. Old Border Brewery

16. Berwick Shellfish Co.

17. Carr Rock & Old Fish Quay

18. R. Boston & Sons, old herring yard          & smokehouses

19. Old Bostons’ Fishery Works          (now Berwick Sailing Club)

20 Sandstell Fishermen’s Shiel

A number of the sites are not open to the public while others have been converted to cultural attractions such as The Maltings Theatre and Dewar’s Lane Granary Gallery & Bistro.

Printable “Barleycorn Trail”

Printable “Fishy Trail”

The Mouth of the Tweed Food Heritage Trail

1. The Greenses

2. Ravensdowne

3. Kipper Hill

5. Silver Street

4. Pier Road

6. Sandgate

7. The Maltings

8. Dewar’s Lane

9. Bridge Street

10. Bankhill

11. Quayside

12. Quay Walls

13. Gardo Fishery

14. Mill Wharf

15. Brewery Lane

16. Dock Road

17. Carr Rock

18. Boston’s Yard

19. Sandstell Road

20. Sandstell Shiel