Situated nine miles south-east of Dunbar, Pease Dean is one of the few areas where native woodland can still be found in this area.

The wet, sheltered deans support moss and liverwort species which are usually found in the west and seldom found this far east.

There are paths throughout the reserve, including the end of the Southern Upland Way. For your own safety, and so as not to disturb wildlife, please keep to paths wherever possible and keep your dog under close control. Do not attempt to cross the railway line. The steepest slopes of the dean are dangerous and should be avoided. Take care crossing the narrow road bridge.
Please note that the postcode is for satnav to get you close but the attraction postcode itself is merely EH42, so plan your journey independently.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Pease Burn, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

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