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
The Binks
Trail stopwhat3words///guru.solutions.dressy
GPS 55.991524,-3.39851
The Queen's Passage
The Binks is the most distinguished of the old landing places in Queensferry.
It’s a natural rock formation that forms a jetty. It was from this jetty that Queen Margaret, wife of Malcolm, landed and embarked when passing the Firth of Forth. The Queen’s ferry is where Queensferry takes its name.
The Priory Church, which is now a Grade A-listed building, stands beside the small car park.
Over 600 years old, it was originally a Carmelite Friary invited by George of Dundas in 1330. In 1440, James Dundas confirmed a piece of land for the construction of the Monastery. Life there would have revolved around daily worship, farming, teaching and hospitality.
The church fell into disrepair during the 16th century. It was restored for the use of the Episcopal Church in 1890.
Essential Information
- The nearest toilets are in the High Street or Port Edgar Marina
- The nearest places to eat are along the High Street
Where Next on the Trail?
Depending on which route you are walking, the next stops are:
Port Edgar Marina
South QueensferryApprox 10 min walk (0.5 mi) via Shore Rd
Visit for an enjoyable stroll around the boats, boat trips, a branded retail store and nice places to eat.
Location References
what3words///glorious.flirts.exploring
GPS 55.993357,-3.407335
The Harbour
South QueensferryApprox 4 min walk (0.2 mi) via Rose Ln and B924
A great place to sit and watch the comings and goings on the river!
Location References
what3words///coasted.spinners.vibrates
GPS 55.991173,-3.396967
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