Welcome to the Edinburgh Innertube map, charting the city's principal off-street paths.
Click on the map to read the latest news and stories about each route or stop. Got a photo, story or news update to share? You can contribute.
There has been an upgrade in the Brunstane Burn path which links in Musselburgh with the Innocent railway. This was funded from the Regional Cycle Network Grant Scheme through Sustrans and SEStran. This route is also part of the John Muir Way.
+ READ MOREWe’re pleased to announce Little France Park has been selected as one of five exemplar green active travel projects worldwide by the Central Scotland Green Network initiative and will form a part of a suite of 5 case studies showcasing best practice from around the world. We’d love to hear from you the citizens that use these routes everyday [...]
+ READ MOREThe City of Edinburgh Council has secured funding from Transport Scotland to explore the potential for an ‘active travel hub’ at the Capital’s Haymarket Station, a major transport interchange at the west end of the city centre. One of Scotland’s busiest transport hubs, with thousands of people accessing all means of transport, from trains and [...]
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Great to see people using the new route at Little France
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There is now a new route at Little France which links up with Craigmillar Castle to Greendykes and to Little France Drive.
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Tomorrow, Thursday 8 October, it’s the official opening and ribbon cutting of the Meadows to Innocent Tunnel cycle connection…..
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Many years in the making, the proposed skatepark in Easter Drylaw Park, alongside the Telford Path, is finally underway. The new skatepark is the result of a collaborative project between the Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre, Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust and local community organisations, to develop, fund and deliver a new skatepark in Easter Drylaw [...]
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The glorious early Autumn sunshine was a welcome treat for the group of volunteers from the Scottish Government’s Centre for Housing Market Analysis. A team of 16 people worked along the stretch of path from Coburg Street to the end of the Water of Leith path, clearing overhanging vegetation and litter picking. Over the summer, [...]
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Bring a picnic and pop along to King George V Park on the grass next to Rodney St tunnel for live jazz, mural painting, cycle tours, and speakers to celebrate the launch of a unique outdoor exhibition in an old railway tunnel! Hold Me Dear: Four Cities, [Extra]Ordinary Places is co-created exhibition of photographs submitted [...]
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Sunday 27th is day two of the 2015 Edinburgh Doors Open Day – a chance to visit buildings and sites not usually open to the public, or extra events being held at places which are accessible year round. Many are on or near the paths, perfect for visiting as many as possible by bike. Download [...]
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