You would not get to the very very top, but you’d get most the way there. The ‘pathway’ ends as it’s just too rocky. Even in places the pathway has random steps and odd rocks. Hope you have a lightweight but robust pram. I’d recommend using a back pack baby holder to be honest.

After our journey, we took a bus from the Parliament Building back to the our hotel in the Lauriston Gardens area. But the bus will only get you to the base of the hill. You still must do the entire climb starting at Holyrood Park. There is no public transportation that will get you anywhere beyond that.

From the car park nearest Holyrood, cross the road and follow the path to the right if you don't mind not getting to the very top, or left if you do want to go all the way. On some maps it's the Blue route.

There is various up Arthur's Seat but you would only get so far up with scooter. A few paths were closed due to birds nesting and rocks falling. It's volcanic rock nearer the top and can be difficult for walking especially when wet as it's slippy. You may not get to the top but you'll still have a fantastic view going round😍

I'd say the wider/easier path on the left, which will bring you right down to the road, dog park area, and parking.

¡Hola, Marta! La montaña no está asegurada por vallas, etc. Así que deberías mantener a la chica contigo y no dejar que huya sin pensar. De lo contrario, el ascenso también es posible con niños (al menos una parte).

Start near Holyrood Palace. The path goes from opposite the car park next to Queen’s Drive. Just walk around Holyrood Palace walls to get there.

Buen día Fanny, en la base de hay un parque con un pequeño lugar para estacionar. De todos modos la ciudad es muy amigable para moverse a pie o en transporte público. Saludos C

Yup. All still open!