Walk: Cramond to Queensferry - foray along the Forth

City of Edinburgh | Cramond | Half day walk | ★★★ [Eagle Rock] This snippet of the John Muir Way explores the coastline between the desirable Edinburgh suburb of Cramond and the attractive fishing village of South Queensferry. The scenery is pleasantly varied, with the path passing through fields, forest, parkland, past sandy beaches and rocky shoreline. As well as a couple of impressive mansions, man-made highlights include a weathered carving of an eagle believed to date from Roman times; further on, the iconic red towers of the Forth Rail Bridge herald the end of the linear route. [Approaching the Forth Rail Bridge] Location & info 📌 Walk: Cramond to Queensferry - foray along the Forth ★★★ Park at the finish (street parking) and take the regular bus to the start. Start at Cramond Brig, end of Brae Park Road, Cramond, 5 mi west of Edinburgh Waverley station, G.R.: NT 180756 ///bugs.fast.ranged . Space to park on east side of bridge; bus stop on A90 on the we