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Welcome to Dalkeith Country Park
HOME TO RESTORATION YARD AND FORT DOUGLAS
THANKS FOR VISITING. NOW, WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO?
HERE ARE SOME IDEAS TO HELP YOU MAKE THE MOST OF THE PARK.
Head over to Restoration Yard 2 where
you’ll find our gorgeous store, café and
wellbeing space. Located in the 18th century
stables around a charming courtyard, we’ve
lovingly reimagined, renovated and restored
the whole area. You’ll discover a fabulous
retail experience, a light-filled restaurant with
a delicious menu using seasonal, locally-
sourced ingredients, plus a welcoming
wellbeing space, with everything from
mindfulness to CBT workshops.

Across the river from Restoration Yard,
our play park Fort Douglas 4 is ready for
adventures. With a turreted treehouse, lofty
lookouts and secret tunnels, as well as a
playground for under 6s, there’s a whole lot
of fun awaiting kids of all ages. Sorry
grown-ups, it’s children-only (but we do have
a lovely spot up there where you can relax
with a cup of coffee and find bathrooms too).
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You can also explore the wider park with one
of our waymarked walking or cycling trails.
There are routes for all abilities and many
points of interest along the way. Plus, watch
out for our wonderful wildlife here: roe deer,
otters, buzzards, foxes, badgers and rabbits
all make the park their home.
Please see our website for details on
entrance fees and annual passes.
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SAFETY INFORMATION
Please be aware of the following hazards at
Dalkeith Country Park:
STEEP SLOPES
SLIPPERY AND UNSTABLE
GROUND CONDITIONS
DEEP WATER
Whilst all reasonable measures have been taken
to ensure the safety of visitors and to provide
information and warning signs, each adult visitor
has a responsibility for their own safety and for the
safety of their fellow visitors whilst at the park.
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A GUIDE TO WALKS KEY Old Craighall

Junction A1

Shiremill
Haugh
1 Montagu Bridge
Dalkeith Park
Monkton
Wildernesse Walk (under 2km) 2 Restoration Yard Gate Eastfield
Wood
East Field

Easy walk, approx 20 minutes. 3 Orangerie

Flat walk, good surface for bikes, buggies and wheelchairs.
4 Fort Douglas
5 Dalkeith Palace
Lugtonhaugh Walk (also known as the Bluebell Walk in May) (under 2km)
6 St. Mary’s Church
Easy-moderate walk, approx 30 minutes.
Good surface for bikes, buggies and wheelchairs. P Car parking Smeaton
Glen

Start of all walks Castlesteads

Park

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Smeaton
Old Wood Walk

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(2.4km) Bridge

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Picnic area

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Moderately challenging walk, approx 1 hour. Millerhill
Smeaton
Gate
Junction A68
This is a woodland walk without a surfaced path. It can be uneven and narrow BBQ area Barons
Park
at times and therefore not recommended for bikes, buggies and wheelchairs.
Town Gate Cecil’s
Field
with option to extend into (pedestrian
entrance,
vehicle exit) Meeting of

Hermitage Walk (3km) the waters

King’s Gate
Moderately challenging walk, approx 1 hour 45 minutes. (vehicle entrance, Salter’s Road
Junction
This is a woodland walk without a surfaced path. It can be uneven and narrow one way)
at times and therefore not recommended for bikes, buggies and wheelchairs.
Lady’s Seat
Sandyriggs
Wood

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Old
Estate Walk & Cycle

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hE
Wood
(6km) River North Esk

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So
Moderately challenging, approx 1 hour 30 minutes walk or 45 minutes cycle.
Howlands
Park

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Riv
Cat
Please note some of the paths on this route can be uneven. Haugh
Belwoods
with option to extend into
The
Hermitage
Steel Park

North Wood Walk

Orangerie
(8km) 3

Moderately challenging walk, approx 2 hours.

2
4
Montagu Bridge 1

This is a woodland walk without a surfaced path. It can be uneven and narrow Westgate Cowbridge
Park
at times, but is accessible for bikes. Park
Lugton
Haugh
5 Dalkeith
Palace
Sheriffhall
Junction
Ice House
6 St Mary’s Church
A6106
Lodge

King’s
Gate Town
VEHICLE
ENTRANCE Gate
( O N E WAY) PE DE STR IAN
E N TR AN CE
( V E H I C L E E XI T )

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