About Moat Drive South Gorgie Community Greenways
Heritage background, architectural provenance & visitor guide
South Gorgie Green Corridor
Following the former path of railway sidings, Moat Drive has been transformed into a linear green park with native fruit trees and wildflower verges.
Community Orchard Harvesting
Neighborhood planting days have established apple, plum, and pear trees, providing seasonal blossom and autumn fruit for local residents.
Key Highlights & Facilities
Verified visitor amenities, accessibility, and distinctive features
Community Fruit Tree Orchard
Native Wildflower Pollinator Strips
Level Tarmac Walking Greenway
Rustic Timber Resting Benches
Pedestrian Route to Slateford Station
Dog-Friendly Walking Trail
Visitor Perspectives
Verified authentic traveler observations
4.6 / 5.0
Urban Foraging Guide
“A delightful small greenway. In late summer, the wild blackberries along the old railway embankment are abundant and sweet.”
Neighborhood Guide
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