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The weather might be getting chillier, but it’s time to dust off the walking boots, get on the kagoul and get out into the crisp Edinburgh with these amazing walks.
Edinburgh is blessed with a number of walks both within the city and on the outer limits, from the amazing Pentland Hills to the stunning Water of Leith.
There’s the opportunity to trek from one end of the city to the other and see Edinburgh’s incredible sights along the way.
Here’s our list of 15 amazing walks to embark on this autumn, let us know where you’ll be heading.
13. Colinton Dell
A steep-sided gorge and wildlife refuge on the Water of Leith, Colinton Dell extends from Colinton Parish Church towards Slateford along the Water of Leith Walkway and has an area of 25 acres. Spots of interest include the ruins of Redhall Mill and Kate's Mill, as well as the old train station and Colinton Tunnel - which has been brought to life thanks to community artworks. Colinton Dell is another spot worth a walk. Filled with wildlife and a great example of community work, thanks to the Colinton Tunnel murals. The 25 acre dell is a must visit. Photo: KQ
14. The Pentlands
The Pentland Hills are always a favourite with walkers. There are so many routes you can head off on that they are perfect for autumn walks. | Canva/Getty Images
15. Corstorphine Hill
Corstorphine Hill is another of the city's seven hills. It has some great woodland walks and you'll be rewarded with brilliant views over the city. | Shutterstock