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.
Access Restrictions
See & Do
Near the Forth BridgesHome of the Forth Bridges
What to see & doThe iconic three bridges span the Firth of Forth. They link North Queensferry and South Queensferry, both of which are named after Margaret, Queen of Malcolm Canmore, who established a ferry across the Firth of Forth to carry pilgrims travelling to St Andrew’s and Dunfermline.
There's lots to see & do near the Forth Bridges.
With North Queensferry and Fife on the north coast and South Queensferry, Edinburgh and the Lothians on the south, there are plenty of activities and attractions. If you're visiting the bridges, why not extend your stay for a couple of days to explore, discover and enjoy this unique part of Scotland?
The area is rich in history and culture. And it’s not short of pretty villages, stunning coastal walks, and good old-fashioned Scottish hospitality.
North Queensferry
South Queensferry
Bridge Viewpoints
Film Locations
Near North Queensferry
Near South Queensferry
Edinburgh
Fife
Cycling Routes
Chose from rural and urban routes including over The Forth Road Bridge, round The Inner Forth, and on The John Muir Way, Dundas Estate or Union Canal. There's something for all ages and abilities.
