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Edinburgh & The Lothians

House of the Binns

With spectacular views across the Scottish countryside, the home of the Dalyells boasts 400 years of fascinating family history.

Walks here

Parkland Trail

Difficulty
Easy/Moderate, but with some hills
Time
1 1/2 hours
Distance
2 miles / 3km
Facilities
Parking / suitable for picnics
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The Binns Tower stands on top of a hill by the House of the Binns

Woodland Walk

Difficulty
Easy/Moderate, but steep and uneven ground
Time
Approximately 30 minutes
Distance
1km
Facilities
Parking / suitable for picnics. The walk takes you past the Binns Tower, a prominent local landmark.

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