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Walking in Glasgow and the Clyde Valley is a fantastic way to explore this wonderful region of the UK. It may be Scotland’s most populous city, yet Glasgow is also one of the leafiest cities in Europe with over 90 public parks and gardens. Glasgow in its Gaelic form means ‘dear green place’.
As well as sculpted gardens and green open spaces, the city is surrounded by hills and woodlands. Make the most of this easy access to the great outdoors and discover the remains of the great Antonine Wall, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Follow the epic journey along the West Highland Way, a national trail that stretches all the way to Forth William in the Highlands.
The Glasgow and Clyde Valley idyllic countryside gives visitors the chance to explore the beautiful region on the outskirts of Glasgow. From ancient roman battlements to picturesque cotton mill villages, you can immerse yourself in the real heart of the area. There’s plenty of space to escape, explore or just enjoy some simple outdoor pleasures with a host of walking routes to choose from.
For more information on what there is to explore when walking in Glasgow and the Clyde Valley, take a look at our Things to Do page.
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