We are the Livingston Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Jane M.
Experience a fairly big hill in the City of Edinburgh. From Waverley Station we will walk down to Scottish Parliament. From here we will cross the road and head up the Salisbury Crags, good views of the City can be seen at the top. The walk will then descend down a little where on the right we can climb Crow Hill. From here we will descend a little before climbing again to Arthur’s Seat. At the top is a trig point where panoramic views of the city and along the coast to the Bass Rock can be observed. We will then descend eastwards to soon pick up a path with a metal chain railing. On the way down we will take a path to the right to observe St Anthony’s Chapel and then retrace our steps back to the path and down towards St Margaret’s Loch at this point we can have observe the birds while we have a snack/lunch and a drink.
Some of the path is on well defined tracks and stone steps, there are some grassy footpaths which could be muddy if wet. There are some tricky rocky paths which could be slippy when wet.
Livingston North Railway Station Platform 1 for 9:06am train to Edinburgh Waverely
Edinburgh Waverly Exit, Market Street at 9.30am
