Greig Street Suspension Bridge – Inverness City Centre loop from Beauly Firth

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Greig Street Suspension Bridge – Inverness City Centre loop from Beauly Firth

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Greig Street Suspension Bridge – Inverness City Centre loop from Beauly Firth

00:48

13.6km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 3, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.27 km for 74 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.81 km

Greig Street Suspension Bridge

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The old suspension bridge for pedestrians across the River Ness. Built in 1801 by C. Manners, it gives excellent views across Inverness and is locally sometimes referred to as the 'Bouncy bridge'!

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6.16 km

View of the River Ness from Ness Bridge

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Nice stroll along the river

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6.20 km

Inverness City Centre

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Inverness is a wonderful Scottish city with a fascinating history. Meaning Mouth of the River Ness, the ancient cathedral city is a welcome metropolis in the sprawling Scottish Highlands.

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6.31 km

Church Street pedestrian zone, Inverness

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well-kept zone and lots going on

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6.36 km

Inverness Town House

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This is quite a striking building. It stands out in the streetscape. City hall.

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6.93 km

Inverness Railway Station

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Inverness Railway Station.
From here you can go by train to Aberdeen, Isle of Skye, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Wick and Thurso.

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7.09 km

Inverness Victorian Market

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A historic shopping street under a glass roof with many small shops of a more unusual kind and cafes. Due to the architecture worth a little detour. Access is possible from several streets.

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