West Footpath / Cycletrack is closed due to Maintenance Access works. Public should use the East Footpath / Cycletrack
Due to on going maintenance works there is a lane 2 closure in both directions.
Access Restrictions
Getting Here
Come and see the three bridgesTravelling to The Forth Bridges
How to get to the Forth BridgesThe Forth Bridges span the Firth of Forth and link the communities of North and South Queensferry. We know that every year, thousands of people make a special journey to visit the bridges and we want this to work as smoothly as possible for you. For a stress-free journey, please use the information below.
On Foot
Travel to the historic towns of North and South Queensferry, from which the footpaths on the Forth Road Bridge can be accessed.
By Rail
Travel to North Queensferry Station or Dalmeny Station (for South Queensferry). ScotRail services stop at these stations.
For railway service information, please visit the Scotrail website or Trainline.
By Car
The M90 is the motorway that crosses the Queensferry Crossing. Parking is available outside the Forth Bridges Contact and Education Centre, EH30 9SF.
By Bus
There are regular bus services to both North and South Queensferry from Edinburgh, Edinburgh Airport and Dunfermline. A number of bus services stop at the south end of the Forth Road Bridge, South Queensferry town centre, North Queensferry town centre and/or the Ferrytoll Park and Ride just a 4-minute taxi ride from North Queensferry.
Bus services to and across the Forth Bridges are provided by a number of bus-operating companies including Stagecoach, Scottish Citylink, First Bus and Lothian Buses.
By Bike
North and South Queensferry both link into the National Cycle Network in Scotland and can be accessed via Route 1 or Route 76. For details please visit the Sustrans website. The east footpath on the Forth Road Bridge is normally open to cyclists, except in high winds.
By Air
Edinburgh International Airport, with regular domestic and international flights, is approximately 7 miles south of the Forth bridges.
