Overview
The Saltire Memorial and Flag Heritage Centre tell the history of Scotland's national flag, the Saltire. The Scottish Flag Trust is working to create an all abilities pathway through the site.
At present some users may find the current paths and steps difficult to negotiate. The Heritage Centre is housed in a 16th Century Doocot with a low door.
Parking
Free on-street parking is available next to the main entrance. The drop-off point has a dropped kerb.
Toilets
The site has an accessible toilet open from 1 April to 31 October. The toilet is at the back of the church. There is no adult changing table.
Door width 84cm
Getting around the site
A main central path of concrete slabs leads from the entrance gate to the church. Other paths are loose gravel and can be difficult going for wheelchair users.
The Saltire Memorial
From the entrance turn right, there are two stone steps from the central path to the path leading to the memorial. The memorial can also be viewed from the public pavement.
The Heritage Centre
Access from the entrance gate to the Heritage Center at the back of the church is step free following the central path from the entrance gate. After you pass the main church door the path is loose gravel. The path down to the doocot is sloped and uneven.
The centre itself is in a 16th Century Doocot. The door to the doocot is low and visitors have to bend down to enter.
The centre has low lighting which activates automatically when visitors enter.
Door width 74 cm, height 1.35m, depth 1m

The View Point
Visitors leave the path and cross onto the grass down a slight incline to access the viewpoint.