Where can I walk in the Pentlands?
Top 5 Walks in The Pentlands Hills | Tiso Blog
- Harlaw Reservoir – One for all the family – 3.5km.
- Allermuir Hill – One for the views of Edinburgh – 6km.
- North Esk Reservoir – One for bird watching – 6.4km.
- West Kip, East Kip & Scald Law – One to really stretch the legs – 11.9km.
Where are the Pentland Hills in Scotland?
Edinburgh
The Pentland Hills are a range of hills southwest of Edinburgh, Scotland. The range is around twenty miles (thirty kilometres) in length, and runs southwest from Edinburgh towards Biggar and the upper Clydesdale.
How long does it take to climb the Pentlands?
This Pentland Hills walk will take around 5 hours and gives a fantastic day in the hills – and it is just outside Edinburgh. The route starts at the car park behind the Flotterstone Inn.
Are the Pentlands in West Lothian?
The Pentland Hills rise immediately to the south of Edinburgh and provide excellent hillwalking within easy reach of the city. North of the Pentlands is West Lothian. …
Is Pentlands a Midlothian?
Pentland is now part of Midlothian district.
Where is the best place to walk my Dog in Edinburgh?
Holyrood Park is a large open space at the foot of Arthur’s Seat, in the heart of the city, popular with dog walkers and for outdoor sports. Dogs can run freely but be careful as the main car route through the park is not restricted.
What to do in the Pentland Hills in Lothian?
For anyone living in Lothian or the surrounding area the Pentland Hills Regional Park can become a playground for outdoor adventure appealing to people of all ages and abilities.
Where to watch the birds in Pentland Hills?
Following the path clockwise round the reservoir brings you to a small hut named ‘Dulverton Hide’. Complete with seats, maps and hatches which can be opened to look out onto the reservoir it is the perfect peaceful spot for bird watchers.
Which is the highest point in the Pentland Hills?
East Kip can now be seen and after a steep descent the path evens out and there are some good sheltered spots for a snack before climbing again. This summit also offers fantastic panoramic views and is far more prominent than Scald Law which is the final summit and the highest point in the Pentlands.