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Hermitage of Braid and Blackford Hill Local Nature Reserve

The Hermitage of Braid and Blackford Hill Local Nature Reserve

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Hermitage of Braid and Blackford Hill Local Nature Reserve is an enchanting natural haven located in Edinburgh, showcasing rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes. Managed by City of Edinburgh Forestry and Natural Heritage, this reserve invites visitors to explore its winding trails through mature woodlands and grassy hills. A favorite among hikers and nature lovers alike, it offers breathtaking views of the city skyline from Blackford Hill. The reserve is not only a place for outdoor pursuits but also serves as an educational resource about local flora and fauna. Come discover the beauty and tranquility that Hermitage of Braid has to offer.

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Laura Campbell

5 Google Rating

Love this place. Lots to explore - woodlands, streams with spots for paddling and stone throwing, hi

5/ 5

Love this place. Lots to explore - woodlands, streams with spots for paddling and stone throwing, hills to climb, and even a cafe.

Ally MC

4 Google Rating

Terrific views over Edinburgh. Wear warm great in the winter months, weather can be brutal up there.

4/ 5

Terrific views over Edinburgh. Wear warm great in the winter months, weather can be brutal up there. Great location for dog walking and catching up with friends on the not so cold nights 🤓

Vasioth

5 Google Rating

Gorgeous location to go for a walk, take a loved one or family member (or pet companion). The summit

5/ 5

Gorgeous location to go for a walk, take a loved one or family member (or pet companion). The summit has one of the best views of all of Edinburgh.

Stuart McGregor

5 Google Rating

Hermitage is a fantastic walk along the burn. You can head up into Blackford Hill from there or for

5/ 5

Hermitage is a fantastic walk along the burn. You can head up into Blackford Hill from there or for more of a hike head up into The Braid Hills for quite possibly the best views of the city.

David Watson

4 Google Rating

Worth the hike to the top. Great views over the city. Try the steps down the rear of the hill if you

4/ 5

Worth the hike to the top. Great views over the city. Try the steps down the rear of the hill if you're brave 🙂

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