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Queensferry Crossing
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Forth Road Bridge
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West Footpath / Cycletrack Closed.
- West Footpath / Cycletrack
West Footpath / Cycletrack is closed due to Maintenance Access works. Public should use the East Footpath / Cycletrack
Roadworks
- Both Directions
Due to on going maintenance works there is a lane 2 closure in both directions.
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Doors Open Day 2025 - Ballot is Open
The public ballot for BEAR Scotland's Doors Open Day tours inside the Queensferry Crossing deck is now open. Details on BEAR's website.
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Railway 200
Book your visit to Railway 200 Inspiration train in Scotland.
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Forth Bridge Draft Management Plan Online Drop-Ins
Forth Bridge Draft Management Plan Online Drop-In Sessions
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Seals Craig Trail Stop
Seals Craig is a stop on the Forth Bridges Trail. Visit to appreciate the sheer scale of the Forth Bridge and take some incredible photos.
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Town Pier Trail Stop
Visit the Town Pier on the Forth Bridges Trail. Once known as North Queensferry Pier and then Signal Pier, it has an interesting history.
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Visiting the Bridges - FAQs
Thinking of visiting the bridges? Take a look at the answers to FAQs, including how to access the bridges, local amenities and attractions plus traffic info.
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See & Do
Find out what to see & do near the Forth Bridges. You'll find history, culture, incredible views and good old-fashioned Scottish Hospitality.
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Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum
The award-winning Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum gives a fascinating insight into one of the greatest philanthropists in history.
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Dalmeny House
Dalmeny House is a spectacular family home steeped in fascinating history. There’s almost too much to see, and you’re sure to find something of interest.
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Hopetoun House & Midhope Castle
Located on the historical yet innovative Hopetoun Estate, Hopetoun House and Midhope Castle are a 30-minute walk apart and offer a great day out.
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Linlithgow & Linlithgow Palace
Set just nine miles from South Queensferry, the ancient town of Linlithgow and Linlithgow Palace make for an interesting and varied day out.
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Eat & Drink
Find out where to eat & drink the Forth Bridges. You'll find plenty of independent cafes & restaurants using fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
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Queensferry Crossing
The Queensferry Crossing is the world's longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge. Check essential travel information and find out about its design and history.
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Queensferry Crossing: Origin & Early Development
Discover the Queensferry Crossing origins & early development - why the crossing was needed and the strategic stakeholders involved.
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Southern approach viaduct on the move
Watch impressive timelapse video of the launch of the Queensferry Crossing south viaduct plus interviews with those involved.
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