Due to essential maintenance the West Footpath is closed except at weekends.
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Winter at The Forth Bridges
Winter Warmers
Visiting the Forth Bridges in winter is a magical experience.
Nestled on the outskirts of Edinburgh, South Queensferry feels like a traditional Scottish fishing village with its charming cobbled streets and historic buildings.
Take a brisk walk in the winter air, explore the Fife Coastal Path from North Queensferry and then retreat to cosy corners to warm up with hearty Scottish fare and breathtaking views of the bridges.
It's a perfect blend of tradition and wonder. Come stay a wee while!
Winter Highlights
The Train to Levenmouth
Explore the region’s swathes of towns and villages and unique attractions.
Hopetoun Snowdrop Weekend
On 1 & 2 February, visit Hopetoun to see magical carpets of snowdrops.
The Forth Bridges Trail
Blow the cobwebs away with a walk across the magnificent Forth Road Bridge
Perfectly Positioned to Explore Edinburgh & Fife
An iconic base
A magnificent sight, the three bridges connect the historic communities of North and South Queensferry. Both make for a delightful winter stay, with lots to experience and explore. It's cold but it's cosy and the odd sprinkling of snow only adds to the magic.
The Forth Bridges are the perfect base for exploring the villages, towns and countryside on both sides of the Firth of Forth. The Kelpies, Falkirk Wheel, St Andrews, Dunfermline, and Edinburgh centre are all within easy reach.
