We are the Glasgow Ramblers. If you enjoy walking or want to give it a try come and join us.
Terry C.
Starting from the picturesque village of East Linton with its 17th Century working mill the route will take us about 7 miles to Dunbar. It will be a varied walk skirting along fields, a river, woods and a beach before the spectacular cliffs of Dunbar herald the end of the walk. There is a good chance of seeing deer in the fields with an outside chance of a kestrel, kingfisher or buzzard making an appearance in the skies.
If you wish to come on the walk you must contact the Leader in advance by email, text or phone call, but not more than two weeks in advance.
Please provide the Leader with a mobile phone number in case arrangements change.
Walkers should not come on the walk if they have any symptoms associated with the Covid virus.
Meet in front of the ticket office ready to catch the 08:15 service to Edinburgh Waverley where we will change for the train to East Linton (1hr 44 mins journey) An off peak return ticket to Dunbar is £21:50 or £14:15 with a senior railcard. There are bus and train options for the return from Dunbar. The 14:50 train from Dunbar gets into Queen Street at 16:38 and a later train leaving 16:52 arrives Glasgow at 18:38
East Linton Train Station
