Binny Craig
Binny Craig
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David G
2 contributions
Apr 2020 • Solo
Was some view well worth the walk really enjoyed it and will be up there more often it only took 10 min from bridgend
Written 15 April 2020
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David K
South Queensferry, UK163 contributions
Feb 2020
Excellent views from the top, steep climb but short parking is not easy as the access road is narrow, park at the golf course for a slightly longer walk.
Written 27 February 2020
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monaroman63
Uphall, UK36 contributions
Oct 2015 • Family
Been up there a few times over the years, strange how quickly you can do the climb when you are younger..........
downside is, more difficult as you get older, a bit more huffing and peching, but you get there in the end and the views are outstanding, the reason you set out for the top in the first place!!
Still, good pubs nearby in either Linlithgow or Uphall, both good places to have a well-earned beer or two!!
Written 13 September 2016
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Sandra C
Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Australia11 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
Binny Craig is a moderate walk/climb to experience a fantastic view of westlothian which includes the forth road bridges. The path to the hill is quite over grown so water proof sturdy footwear is a necessary.
Written 24 August 2016
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GIBBY1050
Livingston, UK22 contributions
May 2016 • Solo
Exellent place to either walk the dogs or just go for a stroll . The views from the summit are amazing and is a great walk . Not too hilly but will get up a sweat once you start climbing .. in all its a great place with nice views
Written 15 June 2016
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Rab S
Broxburn, UK40 contributions
Mar 2016
This is just up the road from me and gives a panaromic view east towards Edinburgh of west lothian and south towards the pentland hills and north towards fife glorious on a day of good weather
Written 27 March 2016
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Caroline W
Livingston, UK49 contributions
Jul 2015 • Family
A fantastic walk in the countryside, the most beautiful scenery and plenty of wildlife. Public footpaths are easily accessible and steeped in history.
Written 10 August 2015
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KAJ
Edinburgh, UK54 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
I live close by, this is a great walk, whether you walk to it , up it, or round it ( recommend all three) it's beautiful.

On a clear day you can see to calendar or in the other direction the bass rock. If you drop down the back and walk round you might see, deer, badgers, foxes, buzzards as well as a number of other species I don't recognise!!!

Great place just to sit down and reflect/contemplate.

There are steep/ slippy stairs on the way to the main hill, the summit of Binny is reached via a steep grassy slope which takes about 5 minutes to climb if relatively fit, well worth it for the views.

Watch your dogs with the sheep.
Written 23 December 2014
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JABrasy
Scotland2 contributions
Sep 2012 • Friends
Well worth the visit especially if you have a camera. A bit of steep climb at the crag itself but the views from the top (220m) are breathtaking and well worth any exertion.

Parking up close for a quick visit can be difficult, but there's plenty of parking in nearby Uphall and a well signposted and maintained walk from there (even with a sturdy seat to take a rest on the way).

You can return to Uphall the way you came or if you prefer a longer, circular walk, return by way of Ecclesmachan. Reverse back to the first tarmac road, turn left and follow this road down to the village, then turn right at the junction with the main road which will take you back to Uphall.
Written 16 November 2012
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