River Almond Weir – Cramond Island WWII Bunker loop from Cramond

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River Almond Weir – Cramond Island WWII Bunker loop from Cramond

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River Almond Weir – Cramond Island WWII Bunker loop from Cramond

03:05

11.8km

90m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.88 km

Cammo House Ruins

Highlight • Historical Site

To the west of the housing area there is the former estate of Cammo House. The house was built for John Menzies in 1693, and the surrounding parkland was laid …

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3.09 km

River Almond Weir

Highlight • Structure

Keep your eyes open and you may be lucky enough to see a kingfisher.

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3.13 km

Cramond Falls and River Almond Walkway

Highlight (Segment) • Waterfall

Accessible easy path along the river

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4.15 km

View of Edinburgh, Arthur’s Seat, and the Firth of Forth from Cramond Island

Highlight • Trail

Wee hill with great panoramic views of Edinburgh, Arthur’s seat and the Forth

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6.24 km

Cramond Island WWII Bunker

Highlight • Viewpoint

During World War II, Cramond was fortified in order to repel any potential invasion via the Forth River.

Barely more than quarter of a mile in length, the little island …

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7.81 km

Cramond Island Tidal Walkway

Highlight • Trail

The photo has been taken from part of the way over the walkway that leads to Cramond Island. This is a tidal walkway and can not be crossed when the tide is in

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8.39 km

A fairly small excavation of a Roman barracks. This formed part of a large Roman Fort dating from ~140AD.
There is also a display with drawings of the Fort. It is free to visit and is just outside the church.

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