Whether its beach walks with a view of the three iconic Forth Bridges or a trip into the colourful quaint town, South Queensferry has you covered. There are many breath-taking walks in the area including a popular four-mile coastal walk to Cramond. Photo: Chris Combe, flickrWhether its beach walks with a view of the three iconic Forth Bridges or a trip into the colourful quaint town, South Queensferry has you covered. There are many breath-taking walks in the area including a popular four-mile coastal walk to Cramond. Photo: Chris Combe, flickr
Whether its beach walks with a view of the three iconic Forth Bridges or a trip into the colourful quaint town, South Queensferry has you covered. There are many breath-taking walks in the area including a popular four-mile coastal walk to Cramond. Photo: Chris Combe, flickr

Edinburgh walks: 12 brilliant Boxing Day walking routes in and around Edinburgh

By Neil Johnstone
Published 25th Dec 2023, 04:45 BST
Here are some great Edinburgh walks to try if you’re in need of some fresh air this Boxing Day.

After a day of opening presents, consuming lots of cheese, and celebrating with family and friends, many in and around Edinburgh may be looking for some fresh air come Boxing Day.

And from country strolls to urban jaunts, Edinburgh offers a wide variety of beautiful walks to do just that. Here are 12 popular walks you could try on December 26 if you're trying to avoid the sales.

Day by day weather forecast for Edinburgh over the festive period

Day by day weather forecast for Edinburgh over the festive period

If you’re looking a peaceful walk in the north of the city, Inverleith Park is the perfect destination. Ideal for a New Year’s stroll, it is one of Scotland's largest urban parks, where visitors can explore acres of scenic green space, a wildflower garden, a sundial dating back to 1890 or visit ducks and swans that frequent the beautiful pond. Photo: Kim Traynor, flickr

13. Inverleith Park

If you’re looking a peaceful walk in the north of the city, Inverleith Park is the perfect destination. Ideal for a New Year’s stroll, it is one of Scotland's largest urban parks, where visitors can explore acres of scenic green space, a wildflower garden, a sundial dating back to 1890 or visit ducks and swans that frequent the beautiful pond. Photo: Kim Traynor, flickr Photo: submitted

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