Due to essential maintenance the WEST Footpath/Cycleway is CLOSED, please use the EAST Footpath/Cycleway. Both Footpaths/Cycleways open at Weekends * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tues 06/05/25 - EAST Footpath/Cycleway CLOSED, WEST Footpath/Cycleway OPEN Wed 07/05/25 - EAST Footpath/Cycleway OPEN as normal Thurs 8/5/2025 till Fri 16/5/2025 - EAST Footpath/Cycleway CLOSED, WEST Footpath/Cycleway OPEN
There is a contraflow on the Southbound Carriageway.
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About the Forth Bridges
A fairytale of science and technologyThe Ultimate in Engineering Prowess
Discover more about the Forth BridgesSpanning three centuries, each of the three bridges is a record-breaking pinnacle of engineering. The structures sit side-by-side and complement each other beautifully, each showcasing the very latest in design and construction.
Queensferry Crossing
For use by cars, HGVs, vans & motorcyclesThe world's longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge, connecting North and South Queensferry.
Forth Road Bridge
For use by buses, taxis, pedestrians & cyclistsOne of the world's most significant long span suspension bridges.
Forth Bridge
For use by railA UNESCO World Heritage Site and Scottish icon that is recognised the world over as the most famous of cantilever designs
Visit the Local Area
The Firth of ForthThe bridges are set in heritage-rich part of Scotland. There's lots to see and do, some great independent bars, restaurants and cafes, and plenty of comfortable places to lay your head after a busy day exploring.
The Forth Bridges Trail
Explore at your leisureThree bridges spanning three centuries, magnificent views over the Firth of Forth, historical facts, mythical tales, urban wildlife and the historic settlements of North and South Queensferry. It's all yours to discover on the new Forth Bridges Trail.
Bridge Facts
Did you know?53,000 tonnes of steel and 6.5 million rivets were used to construct the Forth Bridge