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Penicuik Roslin Bilston Loanhead Pentland Hills Walking, Jogging To Morningside: 5 miles/36 mins by bike To City Centre: 7.5miles /55 mins by bike Walking, Jogging and Cycling N Cycling Information Walking Information Walking is a great way to get some To Edinburgh To Edinburgh Cycling is a cheap, quick and The Easter Bush Campus School s via Straiton exercise and fresh air. There is no pu via Morningside Loanhead healthy way to get around. The Easter Bush Closest bus stops for cam Supermarket m need to substitute walking for all each service fro To Dalkeith Finding a cycle route Campus A701 journeys, but there are many ways Pentland Hills* Cash Machine us Other local bus stops di There are many cycle routes for you in which you could walk at least part Travel Map not exhaustive Pharmacy ra 768 e A703 A il New Pentland to choose from depending on where of a journey. 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Contains Ordnance Survey Vector Map www.ed.ac.uk/transport/ 6 0 0.5 1 Km OpenData © Crown copyright and database rights 2010. All 76 Galashiels A rights reserved. Cartography by Steer Davies Gleave August 2012 easter-bush To Penicuik Centre: 3.5 miles/23 mins by bike A 67.101.102 Calton Hill 1 37 to Silverknowes 9 N Queensferry Rd Waterloo 9 Getting to the Easter Bush Campus by Bus Getting to the Easter St Andrews Sq. 62 Lond Rd X37 to Granton Harbour Place on Rd Portobello W il 15.15A t. lo s S w 47 to Granton ince Edinburgh Waverley b The Easter Bush Campus has Bus operator contact details Bush Campus by Car kes Pr te ra Ravelston Dy nga e to Stoneybank Cano L Princes Street GardensG Which bus ticket is right for you? 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