Partick Station is a major transportation hub in Glasgow, recognizable by the convergence of National Rail tracks, Glasgow Subway lines, and an adjacent bus terminal. It serves as a central interchange where commuters transition between…
Clyde Walkway
Follow the scenic River Clyde on this walking trail from Glasgow to the spectacular waterfalls of New Lanark.
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1. Partick station
2. Cambuslang Bridge
The bridge at Cambuslang consists of two distinct spans crossing the River Clyde. The older, weathered road bridge, once part of the A-seven-sixty-three, sits alongside a newer steel footbridge completed in nineteen seventy-seven. This…
3. Bothwell Castle
Bothwell Castle rises as a collection of red sandstone ruins atop a high, steep bank overlooking a bend in the River Clyde. It is defined by its massive, cylindrical donjon, a great tower that was intended to be the centerpiece of one of…
4. David Livingstone Birthplace
The David Livingstone Birthplace is defined by Shuttle Row, a long, category A-listed tenement building that sits on the scenic banks of the River Clyde. Built in the seventeen eighties to house cotton mill workers, this single structure…
5. Strathclyde Country Park
Strathclyde Country Park is defined by the expansive, artificial Strathclyde Loch that occupies the center of this four-hundred-hectare landscape. While the park now serves as a hub for watersports, rowing regattas, and woodland trails,…
6. The Falls of Clyde
The Falls of Clyde are a series of four distinct waterfalls—Bonnington Linn, Corra Linn, Dundaff Linn, and Stonebyres Linn—that carve through a deep, sheer-walled sandstone gorge on the River Clyde. You can identify the site by the…