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Walks in Lanarkshire

10 routes pass through Lanarkshire: 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 013Southern Upland WayA 214-mile national trail from Portpatrick to Cockburnspath, in Wigtown, Roxburgh, Ettrick and Lauderdale and Dumfries and 4 more, with about 9,020 m of climbing. 12 sections. About 85 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 1001Pentland WayA 20-mile long-distance route from Dunsyre to Swanston, in Midlothian, Tweeddale and Lanarkshire and 1 more, with about 1,150 m of climbing. 3 sections. About 8 hours.
  4. SC 1038Avon WalkwayAn 8.5-mile walk, in Lanarkshire, with about 490 m of climbing. About 3½ hours.
  5. SC 1042Magnificent 11An 11-mile circular walk from Linn Park, in City of Glasgow and Lanarkshire, with about 360 m of climbing.
  6. SC 1017The North Calder Heritage TrailAn 11-mile walk, in Lanarkshire, with about 340 m of climbing. About 4 hours.
  7. SC 1090Queen Elizabeth Jubilee WalkA 5.2-mile circular walk, in Lanarkshire, with about 120 m of climbing. About 2 hours.
  8. SC 1443Routes around rootsA 0.8-mile walk, in Lanarkshire, with about 30 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 1004Strathkelvin Railway PathA 7.7-mile walk, in Dunbartonshire, Lanarkshire and Stirling and Falkirk, with about 230 m of climbing.

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