The best walks in and around Edinburgh — coast, hills, and city paths.
Arthur’s Seat is a 350-million-year-old volcano rising 251 metres above Edinburgh city centre — and climbing it is free, spectacular, and unlike anything else in Scotland. Plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The ancient volcano sitting in the heart of Edinburgh — and you can climb it in an hour Read More »
Wild hills, sweeping views, and the Edinburgh skyline on the horizon — the Pentland Hills are just 20 minutes from the city and most visitors never find them. Discover Edinburgh’s best-kept outdoor secret — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
Edinburgh has wild hills on its doorstep — and most visitors never know Read More »
Just south of Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh hides a Victorian railway path that passes through a 530-metre tunnel and leads to a secret loch most visitors never discover — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
Why Edinburgh’s hidden railway path is called the Innocent — and why you should walk it Read More »
The Water of Leith walkway winds through Dean Village, past a Roman-style well and into Stockbridge — Edinburgh’s most beautiful walk that most visitors never find. Plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The hidden riverside walk through Edinburgh that most visitors never find Read More »
