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With cultural sights at every corner, Edinburgh can be best explored during this city walk.

This route connects Edinburgh's seven hills and offers stunning panoramic views of the city from all angles. A classic challenge for walkers and runners alike this route is a great way to see the best of the city and explore areas on and off the beaten track.

Visite guidée et numérotée de la ville d'Edimbourg ( Ecosse )

Use information for this route to determine if it is suitable for you to walk.  Remember that over time, some parts of a route may become difficult to navigate or blocked and detours may be required.  ---------------- The route starts from Craigleith Retail Park and follows established paths. See pictures attached, taken along the route, including a screenshot of this route on Ordnance Survey mapping. Also a Google Earth one showing a satellite view of the route. The route may be reversed in the app.

Murrayfield - Roseburn - Water of Leith - Roseburn Park - Murrayfield Parish church - Gorgie - Saughton - Saughton Park - Saughton Park Gardens - Chesser - Union Canal - Craiglockhart - MillStone Memorial to Graham Priestley - Colinton and Craiglockhart Dells - Redhall Walled Garden - Dovecot Park - Colinton - Spylaw Park - Bonaly - Pentland Hills Regional Park - Bonaly Country Park - Bonaly Country Park - White Hill - Bonaly Reservoir - Allermuir Hill - Fala Knowe - Castlelaw Hill - Castlelaw Ranges - Turnhouse Hill - Carnethy Hill - Loganlea Reservoir - Scald Law - East Kip - West Kip - Kirkton - Kingsknowe - Redhall Park - Lanark Road Army Reserve Centre - Kingdom Hall - Dalry

2nd in a series of walks covering the Water of Leith Walkway in easy chunks. (Search Viewranger for ref ALICAR).Circular, with easy access from Lothian 44 bus, either at the marked point (on street parking) or at the (closed) pub on Lanark Road near Craiglockhart Avenue.Quite a lot of steps.

Über den Salisbury Crag zur Burg

A short Discovering Britain walk along Edinburgh's Royal Mile

Energetic and scenic walk around one of the lowest Pentalnd Hill.

Explore one of Edinburgh's most distinctive landmarks, an extinct volcano only a 15-minute walk from the city centre.Words and pictures by Hannah Adcock