Almond

The River Almond in Lothian, Scotland, is a scenic river stretching approximately 28 miles (45 km) from the Cant Hills near Shotts through West Lothian to its mouth at Cramond on the Firth of Forth. It is a popular destination for leisure activities. The River Almond Walkway offers a beautiful riverside path for walking and hiking, surrounded by lush greenery, leading towards Cramond and, at low tide, connecting to Cramond Island. Nearby country parks such as Almondell and Calderwood provide excellent opportunities for cycling, horse riding, picnicking, and enjoying nature. Anglers frequent the river for trout and other species, while birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts appreciate the peaceful setting and diverse wildlife along its banks.