Walks in Edinburgh - The Cramond Brig

History

The Cramond Brig Pub and Restaurant is positioned next
to the Crammond Brig (old Scottish for bridge), where the original 15th-century bridge once stood and served as the original coach house for coaches and travelers heading
south into Edinburgh. The Brig had immortality bestowed upon it by Sir Walter Scott with his description of how Jock Howieson rescued the disguised King James V from a fight and received lands around Braehead for service to his monarch. Braehead House circa 1700 is still standing along with the remains of Jock Howieson's cottage.

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	History The Cramond Brig Pub and Restaurant is positioned next to the Crammond Brig (old Scottish for bridge), where the original 15th-century bridge once stood and served as the original coach house for coaches and travelers heading south into Edinburgh. The Brig had immortality bestowed upon it by Sir Walter Scott with his description of how Jock Howieson rescued the disguised King James V from a fight and received lands around Braehead for service to his monarch. Braehead House circa 1700 is still standing along with the remains of Jock Howieson's cottage.
Cramond Brig • 15th century bridge • Picturesque walks • Edinburgh walks • Cramond Kirk
	Walks A great way to work up an appetite is to take one of two picturesque walks along the River Almond to reach the Crammond Brig. Walk 1: Cramond Village Upstream to the Cramond Brig Click here for more information Walk 2: Cammo downstream to the Cramond Brig Click here for more information
Cramondbrig, Queensferry Road, Edinburgh, EH4 6DY - Telephone: 0131 339 4350