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CRAMOND PROMENADE AND RIVER ALMOND WALKWAY TO CRAMOND BRIG

CRAMOND PROMENADE AND RIVER ALMOND WALKWAY TO CRAMOND BRIG


Postby blueyed » Sat Mar 07, 2015 2:19 pm

Route description: Cramond Island and Cramond Brig, Cramond

Date walked: 07/03/2015

Time taken: 3.5 hours

Distance: 7 km

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the walk can be started either from cramond brig pub at the quensferry road or from the cramond village car park at the cramond promenade.

river almond meets the sea at cramond village, the walk along the river is about 1.5 -2 miles long. the whole way the path is well defined and sheltered by trees - great for rainy or windy days out.

from cramond village walk south to the old mill (now café - great cakes!), pass the cascade and soon you'll reach the stairs. walk up and soon you'll be going down to the river level again (this is to avoid a dangerous cliff at the river).
soon you'll find yourself briefly entering the estate and reach cramond brig with enclosure for ponies nearby!

walk time about 1.5-2hrs return


AS I LIVE NEARBY I USUALLY INCLUDE CRAMOND PROMENADE IN MY WALK which makes it about 3.5 hrs long, very nice thou

promenade
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towards island, views across to the forth bridge
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the promenade looking east
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local wildlife includes curlews and my fav -oystercatchers
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cramond island is accessible by causeway, in low tide only. if thinking about crossing - CHECK THE TIMES!
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cramond village
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cascades on river almond
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more pics from area on my blog around-scotland @ blogspot
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