This there-and-back route totals 12.4km. You can cycle as far as you’d like and turn around anytime. You can hire a bicycle from Cycle Scotland,Tartan Bike Hire, or Leith Cycle Co. If you have your own bike, you can also find parking with Parkopedia. You can find out more about taking your bike on p
This Edinburgh cycle route starts and ends in Saughton Park, taking you along stunning walkways to Lauriston Castle, a dilapidated Bunker, and Cramond Beach. You can hire a bicycle from Cycle Scotland,Tartan Bike Hire, or Leith Cycle Co. If you have your own bike, you can also find parking with Park
This route starts at Starbank Park, then Victoria Park, then Leith Farmers Market. From there, it goes back down National Cycle Route 75 and the Water of Leith to the Royal Botanic Gardens and ends at Stockbridge Market. You can start the route at either end, as the common path/route is along the Wa
This circular route starts at Arthur’s Seat and goes to Portobello and the mysterious Coade Stone Columns. Take a short ride along the breezy Portobello beach to reach the cairn of Ailie Muschat and end on Abbey Strand to see the Sanctuary Stones. This route is mostly well-paved and relatively flat.
This route takes you from the beautiful Meadows, through the historic Hermitage of Braid and Braidburn, and back to the Meadows. The route follows mostly well-paved paths and National Cycle Route 75. You can find parking nearby using this website and app. You can hire a bicycle from Cycle Scotland,T
Oil your bike wheels ready for this 15km route, which can be extended by riding around the parks or repeating the route. See fantastic city views from Calton Hill and within the city along this well-paved route. You can hire a bicycle from Cycle Scotland,Tartan Bike Hire, or Leith Cycle Co. You can
This route is mostly traffic-free where possible and follows National Cycle Routes 75 and 1. Step back in time when you visit each of these castles and catch a glimpse into the history that contributed to the Scotland you see today.If you plan to visit more than one historic site including the ones
This route is mostly traffic-free where possible and follows National Cycle Route 1. Start at the popular Duddingston Loch, then ride along well-paved pathways to Newcraighall and Fisherrow Sands. You can extend this route by riding back or through the area around Duddingston Loch and Holyrood Park.
This route follows National Cycle Route 75, which is mostly well-paved with one pedestrian overpass where you will need to carry your bike. Ride to sights such as Calton Hill, the Royal Yacht Britannia, Portobello Beach, and Holyrood Park (which you can easily ride around following the quick detour
