Due to essential maintenance the WEST Footpath/Cycleway is CLOSED except during weekends, please use the EAST Footpath/Cycleway.
Open to all permitted vehicles.
Access Restrictions
Dalmeny Station
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GPS 55.9867,-3.382451
Explore the Bridges
Dalmeny Station is your gateway to adventure.
From here, you can walk into South Queensferry to follow the trail, or take an epic train ride across The Forth Bridge to continue the trail in North Queensferry. There are great views over the Forth Bridge from the platform towards Fife.
You can also catch trains to explore Fife, Edinburgh and further afield. Live departure boards.
To explore the Forth Bridges Trail in South Queensferry:
Follow the path along the railway line until the steps over the old railway line. This is a gently sloping walk down into South Queensferry. There are various paths to the water and front, or, you can continue to the end and walk through the secluded woodland of Ferry Glen (situated between Dalmeny Station and High Street).
OR
Head more directly down the steep steps called Jacob’s Ladder which will bring you out behind the Hawes Inn.
Essential Information
- Dalmeny Deli, in the old Station Master’s Office, serves refreshments
- There are public toilets here in Dalmeny Station
Where Next on the Trail?
Depending on which route you are walking, the next stops are:
Hawes
South QueensferryHead for the Forth Bridge to the next sign by the Hawes Pier where you can also catch a boat to explore by water.
Location References
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GPS 55.990284,-3.386309
North Queensferry Station
North QueensferryTake a train ride across the bridge! There are regular trains and it takes about 5 minutes to cross the bridge over to North Queensferry where the trail continues.
Location References
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GPS 56.012492,-3.394941
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Forth Bridges Trail Maps
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