Aberlady Caravan Park

John Muir Way (Prestonpans to North Berwick)

Follows the scenic East Lothian coast for 25km along well-maintained paths and minor roads, mostly flat with gentle undulations through coastal towns and farmland. Excellent for families doing shorter sections between villages, with numerous access points and facilities along the way. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland and near wildlife areas. Showcases stunning Firth of Forth views, historic Tantallon Castle ruins, sandy beaches, and charming fishing harbours, making it one of Scotland's mo

Core Paths

Meanders through East Lothian's council-maintained path network on generally flat to gently rolling terrain, ideal for families with buggies on surfaced sections though some unpaved stretches may be less accessible. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock present. Links towns, countryside and coastal areas with well-signposted routes, offering convenient local walking without needing a car, showcasing the region's mix of farmland views and community green spaces.

John Muir Way (North Berwick to Dunbar)

Follows the stunning East Lothian coastline for 23km between two historic seaside towns, passing sandy beaches, rocky shorelines and Tantallon Castle ruins. Mostly flat terrain on good paths and pavements, though some coastal sections get muddy after rain. Suitable for older children used to longer distances, but the length rules out buggies and very young kids. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. Worth it for dramatic Bass Rock views, seal-spotting opportunities, and the chance to break

John Muir Way (Edinburgh to Prestonpans)