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Walks in North Lanarkshire

13 routes pass through North Lanarkshire: 3 national trails and 10 walks. They start in Scotland.

Dots: 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.

Walks in North Lanarkshire, A to Z

  1. SC 1205Abronhill and Palacerigg CircuitA 3-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire, with about 90 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  2. SC 1072The Antonine WayA 6.3-mile walk, in North Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire, with about 260 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  3. SC 1231Camp Castlecary CircuitA 2.7-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire and Falkirk, with about 60 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  4. SC 1211Coach and Horses CanterA 2.9-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire, with about 30 m of climbing. About 1 hour.
  5. SC 1308Frog TrailA 1.9-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire, with about 10 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  6. SC 1017The North Calder Heritage TrailAn 11-mile walk, in North Lanarkshire, with about 310 m of climbing. About 4 hours.
  7. SC 1059Seven Lochs TrailA 6.2-mile walk, in City of Glasgow and North Lanarkshire, with about 120 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  8. SC 1004Strathkelvin Railway PathA 7.7-mile walk from Townhead to Strathblane, with about 150 m of climbing. 2 sections. About 2½ hours.
  9. SC 1131Up the Hill To BantonA 4.3-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire, with about 60 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.
  10. SC 1408Woodpecker TrailA 1.1-mile circular walk, in North Lanarkshire. Under an hour.

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Long-distance routes through North Lanarkshire

National trails first, then the longest. Each passes through the county for some of its length.

  1. UK 021Forth & Clyde/Union Canal TowpathA 66-mile national trail from Bowling to Edinburgh, with about 400 m of climbing. 6 sections.
  2. UK 036Clyde WalkwayA 40-mile national trail from Glasgow to Bonnington Linn, with about 970 m of climbing. 5 sections.
  3. UK 041John Muir WayA 134-mile national trail from Helensburgh to Dunbar, with about 2,630 m of climbing. 10 sections.Diversion in place