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In answer to the original question... No (unless you are really keen.) :wink: From Cramond you can get as far as the point where the Gogar Burn exits from underneath the airport runway and joins the Almond but then you are faced with quite a challenge... not insurmountable but definitley challenging...

I got memory foam insoles from Lidl (or maybe Aldi) for around £3... had them for around 6 months and they have been great.

You just need to time your visit to when they are in stock.

Don't forget the southern neighbours... little or no walk in and lots to choose from.

http://www.pentlandhills.org/pentlandhills/info/4/explore/15/walking_in_the_pentlands

Hi Nim,

I'd offer this as a starter:-

http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=28182&p=173769&hilit=pentland#p173769

Easily done by public transport ... £1.50 bus fare from the centre of town.

Hi Lady Di, From the Menu select "mark" and your co-ordinates are at the bottom of the screen and look like:- NT 12345 BNG 67890 The NT gets you on the grid and the co-ordinates are 12345 x 67890, if you only need 6 figure co-ordinates just use the first 3 digits of the two numbers ie - NT...

Seems like Citylink have answered your query just in time by launching a new bus service direct from Edinburgh Airport to Glasgow... http://www.citylink.co.uk/citylinkair.php

Hope you get this in time.

You could also use the 100 bus from the airport to get to Maybury junction then cross the road and get the 900 Citylink bus to Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station (cheaper than the train but overall just as quick). I'm sure you could then get a bus from there to Milngavie (or walk down to Queen Street stat...

I wouldn't say it was "easy" but it only required a bit of stamina. The hardest bit was dealing with the sun shining on my head as I didn't have any sunscreen with me. I ended up wearing my woolly hat to keep the sun off so it got a bit sweaty. There were a few folks up and down that bit d...

I was up there yesterday (lucky me!). I followed the route given here :-http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/bideannambian.shtml but I did it clockwise and other than a bit of snow at the top of the Lost Valley at was a good walk.The snow was very soft and easily ascended. Hope you get the sam...

I'm no expert but I think if you download a program called "Easy GPS" which allows you to transfer routes and tracks to and from your GPS you can the download the chosen route from walkhighlands and transfer it to your GPS. I'm sure there are more detailed explanations in here if you searc...

I have been using this site for inspiration for some time now and thought that I might give something back. I like a challenge and on many of my visits to the Pentlands I wondered about a route such as this. I then discovered that it existed as a race route used by the Carnethy Hill Runners.So all t...

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