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Entrance To Corstorphine hill

The way into Corstorphine Hill, up a steep hill and into the heart of the hill

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Entrance To Corstorphine hill is located at 20 Balgreen Rd, Edinburgh EH12 5TZ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Entrance To Corstorphine hill and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

Entrance To Corstorphine hill have Nice reserve for woods. Pity, people don’t respect surroundings and nature and leave tones of trash and mess. Anyway I have enjoyed a walk watching birds and landscapes. Installing some litter boxes might could have helped, but it is impossible to put it to every bush. So best way just educate ourselves to respect our surroundings.

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Jock Spiers

5 Google Rating

A wee wander to stretch the legs. The walled garden then up to the tower at the top. Always thankful

5/ 5

A wee wander to stretch the legs. The walled garden then up to the tower at the top. Always thankful to have this on our doorstep. No pictures this time 😟.

Alex Low

5 Google Rating

Nice little walk and easy to find. Plenty of on street parking. Area was clean, tidy and not too bus

5/ 5

Nice little walk and easy to find. Plenty of on street parking. Area was clean, tidy and not too busy

Bob Graham

5 Google Rating

Nice entrance for a hill. Just the right wall to entrance ratio to not be too flashy, and the abunda

5/ 5

Nice entrance for a hill. Just the right wall to entrance ratio to not be too flashy, and the abundance of trees and greenery lets you know what you're in for. More trees and greenery. Also the bivowaks in this forrest are far superior to those in other Edinburgh woods. Yeah that's right Craighouse woods! I'm talkin about you!

Diana Padvelskyte

4 Google Rating

Nice reserve for woods. Pity, people don't respect surroundings and nature and leave tones of trash

4/ 5

Nice reserve for woods. Pity, people don't respect surroundings and nature and leave tones of trash and mess. Anyway I have enjoyed a walk watching birds and landscapes. Installing some litter boxes might could have helped, but it is impossible to put it to every bush. So best way just educate ourselves to respect our surroundings.

Scott Carrick

5 Google Rating

The way into Corstorphine Hill, up a steep hill and into the heart of the hill. There's a bus stop n

5/ 5

The way into Corstorphine Hill, up a steep hill and into the heart of the hill. There's a bus stop nearby which makes it easy to get to and the entrance is on the main road.

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