Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Edinburgh, the Hermitage of Braid offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts and families alike. Managed by the Countryside Ranger Service, this stunning park is not only a haven for biodiversity but also a cherished spot for locals and visitors seeking tranquility in a vibrant urban environment. With winding trails, lush woodlands, and scenic views, the Hermitage of Braid invites you to explore its rich natural beauty while enjoying a peaceful stroll or invigorating hike.

At the Hermitage of Braid, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service that enhances your outdoor experience. Our knowledgeable rangers are always on hand to provide insights into the local wildlife and history of the area, ensuring that every visit is both enjoyable and educational. Whether you’re planning a family picnic, a leisurely walk with your dog, or simply looking to unwind amidst nature, our welcoming atmosphere is designed to cater to all.

What sets us apart is our commitment to sustainability and community engagement. We offer a variety of programs and events throughout the year, aimed at promoting environmental awareness and fostering a love for nature. From guided walks to educational workshops, there’s always something happening at the Hermitage of Braid.

Visit us at 69 Hermitage of Braid, Edinburgh EH10 6JF, or check out our website at http://www.fohb.org/ for more information. We invite you to experience the beauty and charm of this unique natural sanctuary—where quality service meets the splendor of Scotland’s great outdoors.

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Whitney Bex

5 Google Rating

This is a wonderful place for a walk, and especially if you have dogs. There is a stream for them to

5/ 5

This is a wonderful place for a walk, and especially if you have dogs. There is a stream for them to paddle, wooded areas and some bits with grass.

Martin Coton

5 Google Rating

This should be the pride of Edinburgh. It's a beautiful wooded river gorge within the city limits. M

5/ 5

This should be the pride of Edinburgh. It's a beautiful wooded river gorge within the city limits. Make sure you stop off at the gatehouse for a bacon and black pudding roll. The only downside is that there are always too many dogs in the park. Add some cyclists and things occasionally get heated.

Nizam Hamid

5 Google Rating

Great place for a walk, very scenic and peaceful

5/ 5

Great place for a walk, very scenic and peaceful

W Dowrich

4 Google Rating

A nice walk through the woods, great walk for the dogs, and has streams and small waterfalls for the

4/ 5

A nice walk through the woods, great walk for the dogs, and has streams and small waterfalls for the kids to play in. Care is a mist.

Vicky Pringle

4 Google Rating

Beautiful walk...coffee shop is excellent

4/ 5

Beautiful walk...coffee shop is excellent

Ben Leadbetter

5 Google Rating

Nice walk along a stream/ burn. You can't visit the house but the walk is really lovely, covered by

5/ 5

Nice walk along a stream/ burn. You can't visit the house but the walk is really lovely, covered by trees so great for a dog walk on warm days for shade. One side of the stream has a tarmac path which is mostly clean and dogs can clean off in stream so great way of cleaning them at the end of a walk. There is a nice cafe at the start if the walking a big field plus option to climb a hill.

Matt Dale

5 Google Rating

Lovely place to walk your dog. Many play areas for children, cafe to stop at and easily accessible o

5/ 5

Lovely place to walk your dog. Many play areas for children, cafe to stop at and easily accessible on one side of the river for people in wheelchairs.

Leslie Simpson

4 Google Rating

Great walk running alongside a river. Great for family and dog walkers

4/ 5

Great walk running alongside a river. Great for family and dog walkers

Mike Chorley

5 Google Rating

Had a good walk through the woods, really enjoyed my time there.

5/ 5

Had a good walk through the woods, really enjoyed my time there.

Bob Thornton

5 Google Rating

Lovely place for a walk. Very dog friendly. So close to the city centre.

5/ 5

Lovely place for a walk. Very dog friendly. So close to the city centre.

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