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    The Innocent Railway tunnel is a closed railway line which has been converted into a pedestrian path and cycleway. It is one of Edinburgh's extensive off-road pedestrian cycleways and part of the UK-wide, National Cycle Network's Route 1. It runs from the Newington/St Leonard's area under Holyrood Park via Duddingston and Craigmillar to Brunstane.

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    May 2020

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    A former railway tunnel

    This path connects St Leonard's / Newington area to Duddingston / Craigmillar. It can be quite hard to find, particularly if you start at the entrance near Holyrood Park. To enter from this side you are looking for East Parkside Road, there is then a turn off to houses and garages called Innocent Railway. This road leads directly to the entrance of the tunnel. There are barriers up to encourage cyclists to slow down and a historic cast iron bridge (pictured below) which does make sections of the path narrower than it needs to be. The tunnel has a slight incline all the way along (rising toward the Holyrood Park end), but it is a good smooth surface. It is very dark inside. Sound is amplified and their is a noticeable temperature drop in the tunnel.

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    Innocent Railway, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, EH16 5BQ

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