Counties, Scotland
Walks in South Lanarkshire
8 routes pass through South Lanarkshire: 2 national trails, 1 long-distance route and 5 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.
Walks in South Lanarkshire, A to Z
- SC 1038Avon WalkwayAn 8.5-mile walk, in South Lanarkshire, with about 440 m of climbing. About 3½ hours.
- SC 1042Magnificent 11An 11-mile circular walk from Linn Park, in City of Glasgow and South Lanarkshire, with about 390 m of climbing. About 4½ hours.
- SC 1633Quality Row TrailA 1-mile walk from Wilsontown car park, in South Lanarkshire. Under an hour.
- SC 1090Queen Elizabeth Jubilee WalkA 5.2-mile circular walk, in South Lanarkshire, with about 110 m of climbing. About 2 hours.
- SC 1443Routes around rootsA 0.8-mile walk, in South Lanarkshire, with about 40 m of climbing. Under an hour.
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Long-distance routes through South Lanarkshire
National trails first, then the longest. Each passes through the county for some of its length.
- UK 013Southern Upland WayA 214-mile national trail from Portpatrick to Cockburnspath, with about 9,070 m of climbing. 12 sections.
- UK 036Clyde WalkwayA 40-mile national trail from Glasgow to Bonnington Linn, with about 970 m of climbing. 5 sections.
- SC 1001Pentland WayA 20-mile long-distance route from Dunsyre to Swanston, with about 1,250 m of climbing. 3 sections. About 8 hours.