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Walks in City of Glasgow

10 routes pass through City of Glasgow: 2 national trails, 1 long-distance route and 7 walks. They start in Scotland.

Long-distance routesDots: where the walks start

The map draws routes of up to 60 miles, so it stays at the scale of the county. Longer routes are listed below.

The routes

  1. UK 021Forth & Clyde/Union Canal TowpathA 66-mile national trail from Bowling to Edinburgh, in Dunbartonshire, Stirling and Falkirk and West Lothian and 2 more, with about 950 m of climbing. About 22 hours.
  2. UK 036Clyde WalkwayA 40-mile national trail from Glasgow to Bonnington Linn, in Lanarkshire and City of Glasgow, with about 1,070 m of climbing. 5 sections. About 14 hours.
  3. SC 105Whithorn WayA 146-mile long-distance route from Glasgow Cathedral to Whithorn, in Ayrshire and Arran, Wigtown and Renfrewshire and 1 more, with about 2,780 m of climbing. 2 sections. About 48 hours.
  4. SC 1219Allander WalkwayA 2.8-mile walk, in Dunbartonshire and City of Glasgow, with about 40 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  5. SC 1112Drumchapel WayA 4.6-mile walk, in City of Glasgow, with about 140 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.
  6. SC 1049Kelvin WalkwayA 7.5-mile walk, in City of Glasgow, with about 180 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  7. SC 1042Magnificent 11An 11-mile circular walk from Linn Park, in City of Glasgow and Lanarkshire, with about 360 m of climbing.
  8. SC 1377Provan Hall TrailA 1.3-mile walk from Easterhouse Railway Station to Provan Hall, in City of Glasgow, with about 20 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  9. SC 1059Seven Lochs TrailA 6.2-mile walk, in City of Glasgow and Lanarkshire, with about 120 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  10. SC 1071White Cart WalkwayA 6.3-mile walk, in City of Glasgow and Renfrewshire, with about 230 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.

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