Wednesday 30th September 2026 10:00am

Starting from - At the triangular junction beside the Millennium Milepost, where the Roseburn, Telford and Blackhall cycle paths meet. EH4 2BH

This Edinburgh Breeze Ladies ride is open for anyone to join

  • 16.6 miles
  • Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road, eBike
  • 3 hr 30 mins
  • Steady
  • Edinburgh
  • Adults 16+ only
  • Women only

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Free, women-only bike rides led by experienced Breeze Champions. They are a great way to get started in cycling or to improve your skills, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cyclist.

Starting point




Midlothian
EH4 2BH

A scenic cycle along cycle paths and quiet roads with several viewpoints to enjoy as we cross the River Almond at the Cramond Brig, loop in out out of the Dalmeny Estate then through Dalmeny Village to reach the Forth Bridges Viewpoint.

Dropping down into South Queensferry we'll stop for refreshments, either at one of the peaceful picnic spots there if the weather is fine, or at the Priory Cafe or Little Bakery which both have indoor seating.

Our return cycle takes us past the hidden walled garden where we'll stop to admire the charming mosaic wall before joining the railway path leading to Dalmeny Village. The shared path beside the road brings us back to the Miller & Carter at Cramond where we'll take a different route to Davidsons Mains before rejoining the Blackhall Path back to our starting point.

The ride is graded 'steady' due to some undulations as we climb towards and loop in and out of the Dalmeny Estate. The terrain is almost all tarmac apart from a short distance through the woodland after Barnton which is compacted gravel. We are visiting the western end of South Queensferry, so avoiding the long stretch of cobblestones though the town although there is a short section if we decide to explore the harbour area. Within the Dalmeny estate there is one cattle grid to cross and two wide 'kissing' gates to negotiate. These don't usually present any difficulty for two wheels and should be negotiable by trike.

Helmets are recommended. Bring your own drinks/snacks and money too if you want to buy anything at one of the cafes. Carry your usual kit - spare inner tube(s) and tools required to remove your wheels if necessary or a strategy for getting home with your bike if you are unable to continue for any reason.

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A steady ride along cycle paths and quiet roads to the village of South Queensferry.

Mostly cycle paths and quiet roads. All on tarmac with a very short section on cobblestones.

We will pause to enjoy our surroundings and the views, catch our breath and take photos.

We never leave anyone behind

Who else is on this ride?

Ride leaders

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  • Ride Leader

    Ride Leader
  • Breeze Champion

    Breeze Champion
  • Community Groups Volunteer

    Community Groups Volunteer

Julie Matthews

Assistants

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    • Ride Leader

      Ride Leader
    • Breeze Champion

      Breeze Champion
    • Community Groups Volunteer

      Community Groups Volunteer
    Janette Dunn

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