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  • Antonine Wall and Forth & Clyde Canal
One of only six UNESCO World Heritage sites in Scotland, the Antonine Wall is very worthy of a visit, especially for a walk in the […]
The Kilsyth Hills form the continuous bluff along the northern edge of the Central Lowlands that hides the Highlands from view. Climbing Tomtain and Garrel […]
The cycle route follows quiet back roads and uses a cycle lane along the busy A702 to link the two historic villages of Crawford and […]
The Lowther hills have been mined for gold and lead since Roman times and while the mines are now closed, there are many reminders of […]
Dalzell Estate is a picturesque location with a host of features, including ornamental bridges, exotic trees and Japanese gardens. These were the creation of former […]
Cyclists will enjoy a pleasant route that follows country lanes through a rolling rural landscape. There are plenty of interesting stopping points, such as Wilsontown […]
Take a walk back in time on the short and easy route though the village of Douglas, which sits on Douglas Water. With every step, […]
With miles and miles of paths, Kilsyth is a great place for gentle cycling away from the traffic. Colzium Estate, the Forth and Clyde canal, […]
A cycle route with plenty of hills and great countryside views starts from Kilsyth. You’ll tackle some iconic local cycling climbs, such as the Tak-Ma-Doon […]
Lamington Hill is a lower summit in the Southern Uplands and this walk of around 4.5 miles includes some 530ft (160m) of ascent. The summit […]
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