Tags: edinburghpark

#59028, nearby

A path under the railway line at Edinburgh Park station. There isn't really any reason why the steps connecting the path to the station couldn't have a ramp, removing the need for the detour via Lochside Crescent.

#59027, nearby

The route to Edinburgh Park station, accessed past barrier in #59026, is via the path to the right.

#59026, nearby

Barrier across access to path to Edinburgh Park station, with dropped kerb and narrow gap at side. This will be busy with commuters at peak times, unlike this weekend view.

#59025, nearby

Sign for turn for Edinburgh Park station

#59024, nearby

The sign says it's a cycle path, so why the right angled turn?

#49585, nearby

The tramway cycle path looks worn out and in need of resurfacing!

#49584, nearby

The 'bus/taxi/cycle only' signs have been painted out and replaced with 'No Entry except local buses'. Why?

#49583, nearby

Closed tramway cycle path beyond Edinburgh Park station and tramstop

#49582, nearby

Cycle path alongside tramway closed. It also looks like an unnecessarily steep ramp away from the path junction

#49581, nearby

Bridge beneath railway line, leading to tramway cycle path

#49580, nearby

Sign pointing the wrong way.

#49579, nearby

Sign north of Edinburgh Park station

#49578, nearby

Barriers on both the path and the road

#49577, nearby

Track from underpass beneath A720 Edinburgh City Bypass meets road in Edinburgh Park

#49506, nearby

Multipurpose underpass beneath Edinburgh City Bypass, shared with the Gogar Burn

#49505, nearby

Track to Edinburgh Park approaching underpass beneath Edinburgh City Bypass

#49504, nearby

Fortified railway bridge on track near Edinburgh Park

#49503, nearby

Sign for path to Edinburgh Park

#49502, nearby

Shared-use footway and signage on Gogar Station Road, across the other side of the Edinburgh City Bypass from Edinburgh Park

#49454, nearby

Cycle parking at Edinburgh Park station

#47193, nearby

This is not one of the fabled - and ever reducing - fleet of Council mini tractors, this is a private one doing the rounds in Edinburgh Park. Edinburgh Park - unlike the council - at least see the utility in keeping key footpaths cleared … [more]