Tweedsmuir Corbetts  

Getting to Broad Law's start
From the north, south and the west, this area is accessed from Tweedsmuir on the A701, where a narrow, well maintained road heads south-east along Talla Reservoir, then climbs steeply to fine view by a bridge over the River Talla just below the highest point on the road. From the east, the A708 is left at St Mary's Loch and the narrow road along the Megget Reservoir is followed to the road's highest point. The hillroute up Broad Law starts from here, but there is space only for one car to park. More parking for around 5 or 6 cars is available 300m to the west.

Broad Law from the Megget Stone
The route up Broad Law hardly needs describing, just follow the fence to the summit ! From the highest point on road, a fence heads north. On the east side of this, a worn path follows this. Occasionally wet and faint, the route is obvious. There's no mistaking the summit - the trig point is overshadowed by a huge beacon.

Return
Return by the same route.



White Coomb and Hart Fell from the Megget Stone
This route is much inferior to the route heading in from the south via the Grey Mare's Tail (described in the Alternative Routes), but, if after attaining Broad Law you find yourselves with a few hours to spare, then why not jog along aside more fence-lines and bag another couple of Corbetts?

As for the Broad Law route, start from the highest point on the road between Talla and Megget reservoirs. Head down over the wet grass and rush covered ground to the fence-line. Cross the Talla Water, then follow the fence-line up Molls Cleuch Dod, Firthybrig Head and Donald's Cleuch Head to the junction of the fence-lines on Firthhope Rig. Follow the fence to Hart Fell (in Alternative Routes).

Return
Return by the same route.