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Round the Forth Passport

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Are you ready to take on the 'Round the Forth Passport' challenge this summer?

If you're a visitor to the area, or a local resident, Climate FORTH invites you to explore to pick up your Round the Forth Passport and explore the hidden heritage of the Inner Forth in a very unique way. 

Our challenge to you is to try and explore all 9 heritage sites - without driving! To make this easier for you, we have included car-free adventures within the passport booklet which use public transport, walking and cycling to help you explore local heritage, whilst reducing your environmental impact and keeping active. Why not give it a go? It's FREE and fun for all the family.

For more information on the car-free adventures, click here: Revitalising the Round the Inner Forth Cycle Route | Inner Forth Futures
 
We would love to hear how you get on with your passport adventures, so do keep in touch with us at innerforth@rspb.org.uk and tag us on Facebook and Instagram @innerforth with your updates and photos. Thanks to David Galletly for the stunning booklet design, and Mike Dennison for the car-free adventures. 

You'll be able to visit all 9 heritage sites and look for our brass rubbing stations – there is one at every site where you can ‘stamp’ the location in your booklet! (Remember to bring your booklet and a pencil with you for the brass rubbings and leave no trace when you're out and about).

Pick up your FREE passport booklet from one of the locations below or download a PDF version here:
https://www.innerforthlandscape.co.uk/resources/round-the-forth-passport


Find out more about our 9 heritage sites:

South Queensferry Mosaic Mural is one of our stops on the Round the Forth Passport activity
Look out for our panel at Wood Hill Wood, thanks to Woodland Trust Scotland!
Don't forget to visit Rosyth Old Churchyard.
Dunimarle Castle near Culross is a magnificent sight to behold - we can't promise the snowdrops though!
We are delighted to have the support of Blackness Bay Distillery, why not take the tour when you're there? Also The Lobster Pot is a great spot for lunch.
The recently consolidated Gardener's Cottage in Valleyfield Woodland Park is one of our stops
Enjoy the tranquility of RSPB Black Devon Wetlands and look out for our stamping station at the start of the boardwalk
You'll find our marker outside the Kinneil Museum - close to the top of the impressive driveway.