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Queensferry Crossing
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Forth Road Bridge
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West Footpath / Cycletrack Closed.
- West Footpath / Cycletrack
West Footpath / Cycletrack is closed due to Maintenance Access works. Public should use the East Footpath / Cycletrack
Roadworks
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Due to on going maintenance works there is a lane 2 closure in both directions.
High Winds
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High Winds affecting the bridge
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Forth Bridge Industrial Heritage Exhibition
Celebrating the new UNESCO Industrial Trail, visit the Forth Bridge exhibition with talks on Friday 26th June, 10am-4pm, Contact & Education Centre.
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A Refuge in the Steel: The Forth Bridge Bothies
The bothies on the Forth Bridge were added in the 1930's as practical refuges for the maintenance teams working high above the Firth of Forth.
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The official website for the Forth Bridges: Queensferry Crossing, The Forth Road Bridge & The Forth Bridge - Scotland's iconic bridges spanning three centuries.
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Visiting the Bridges - FAQs
Thinking of visiting the bridges? Take a look at the answers to FAQs, including how to access the bridges, local amenities and attractions plus traffic info.
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Cruise Visitors
Queensferry is just 15 minutes from Edinburgh but feels like an east coast fishing village. Visit to discover life in a historic Scottish community.
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Visit the Local Area | Forth Bridges
Stay a wee while to visit the local area around the Forth Bridges - the Firth of Forth, North and South Queensferry, and Edinburgh and Fife.
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See & Do
Find out what to see & do near the Forth Bridges. You'll find history, culture, incredible views and good old-fashioned Scottish Hospitality.
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North Queensferry
Visit North Queensferry to discover a little village with a big history plus the world’s smallest working light tower.
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Carlingnose Point Nature Reserve
A short walk east from North Queensferry will bring you to the delightful Carlingnose Point Nature Reserve. Simply follow the well-signed Fife Coastal Path.
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Forth Bridges Lighthouse Museum
North Queensferry is home to a miniature light tower and tiny museum. From here, you can stroll along the piers.
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War & Briggers Memorials
There are two historic memorials in North Queensferry; The War Memorial and The Briggers Memorial.
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Deep Sea World Aquarium
Come face to face with the sharks and walk Europe's longest underwater tunnel at Deep Sea World Aquarium in North Queensferry.
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Station & Heritage Centre
The Forth Bridge Heritage Centre at the North Queensferry Victorian railway station is a wee gem of a place that has been lovingly restored.
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Chapel of St James
The Chapel of St James sits in the centre of North Queensferry and is made up of the remains of a medieval chapel dedicated to St James.
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Walks in North Queensferry
North Queensferry has some lovely walks around the village and peninsula. Sitting on the Fife Coastal Path, it offers easy access to the Fife Pilgrim Way.
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