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Milngavie / Muileann Ghaidh

East Dunbartonshire


Slow Ways linking Milngavie and Bearsden, Bishopbriggs, Gilshochill, Kirkintilloch, Milton of Campsie, Old Kilpatrick, Strathblane

Scotland / East Dunbartonshire / Milngavie

Milngavie’s seven Slow Ways are 39% checked

Drawn: 7/7
reviewed: 3/7
verified: 1/7
and surveyed: 0/7

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Our goal is for each Slow Way to have at least one route that is verified and surveyed. To be verified – and get its snail badge – a route needs at least three positive reviews.

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Walk to Milngavie from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Bearsden—Milngavie
Beamil one Survey me Distance 5km/3mi Ascent 56m Descent 63m
Milngavie—Bishopbriggs
Milbis one Pioneer me Distance 11km/7mi Ascent 101m Descent 91m
Milngavie—Gilshochill
Milgil one Review me Distance 10km/6mi Ascent 99m Descent 104m
Milngavie—Milton of Campsie
Milmil one Pioneer me Distance 13km/8mi Ascent 255m Descent 249m
Milngavie—Kirkintilloch
Milnkir one Pioneer me Distance 14km/8mi Ascent 175m Descent 169m
Milngavie—Strathblane
Milstr one

Double check Distance 7km/4mi Ascent 164m Descent 137m
Milngavie—Strathblane
Milstr two Pioneer me Distance 9km/5mi Ascent 198m Descent 169m
Old Kilpatrick—Milngavie
Oldmil one Pioneer me Distance 11km/7mi Ascent 212m Descent 176m

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Collective progress

44% of Milngavie’s seven route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

8/8

drawn

3/8

reviewed

2/8

surveyed

1/8

verified

7 people have contributed to Milngavie’s Slow Ways

1 people have pledged to walk and review a route

2 people have surveyed a route in Milngavie

21km out of 79km have been walked and reviewed

41km of reviews have been shared in Milngavie

Latest Updates

Starting in Milgavie, the route is quite nice at the beginning through the Rangers Training Centre walking through some nice country side. It does cross some large main roads, but the route is still accessible if you're fairly careful when crossing etc....

Matthew Harris

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At its end, a long road walk to the crossroads, where we enter Lennox Park, but there are no good nearby crossings (there are some on the junctions just over 100m north and south). Whilst Lennox Park has good tarmac paths, there are steps up to the path that leads to Milngavie station, the end point....

Hiking Historian

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Access - some steps at Lennox park (Milngavie), and a steep section at Kilmardinny Loch....

Jane Taylor

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Milngavie—Strathblane

wellchoughed added Milstr two, a new walk from Milngavie to Strathblane

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A further (longer) detour beyond the farmland allowed me to pick up a forestry track which eventually linked up with the continuation of the mapped route just beyond the original cattle field. This is a fairly straightforward route (although a bit muddy in places after a night of heavy rain) but the cattle field presents an insurmountable barrier to access and I am therefore unable to recommend it...

wellchoughed

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This is a simple and pleasant route which links these two population centres on the north edge of Glasgow and makes excellent use of three large green spaces along the way. After a pleasant meander through the park, the route heads through another housing estate and back into another green space, this time the grassy corridor bordering the Craigdhu Burn (with the scent of Hawthorn flowers hanging in the air when I visited in May 2022)....

wellchoughed

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Milngavie

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This route goes through a field which often contains cows, bulls and calves. It is difficult to navigate through the field and I have lost the path on numerous occasions. This is not the route I would take to Milngavie....

ksavag10

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The route seemed quite direct but actually walking it there were a couple of points where corners could have been cut off to make the route a bit shorter. It was easy to follow the route. There are some sections of road walking with good pavements....

NaomiC

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Milngavie

geologiser surveyed Milngavie

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Milngavie

Hikerhymes surveyed Milngavie

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Bearsden—Milngavie

Slow Ways added Beamil one, a new walk from Bearsden to Milngavie

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Milngavie—Bishopbriggs

Slow Ways added Milbis one, a new walk from Milngavie to Bishopbriggs

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Milngavie—Gilshochill

Slow Ways added Milgil one, a new walk from Milngavie to Gilshochill

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Milngavie—Milton of Campsie

Slow Ways added Milmil one, a new walk from Milngavie to Milton of Campsie

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Milngavie—Kirkintilloch

Slow Ways added Milnkir one, a new walk from Milngavie to Kirkintilloch

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Milngavie—Strathblane

Slow Ways added Milstr one, a new walk from Milngavie to Strathblane

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Old Kilpatrick—Milngavie

Slow Ways added Oldmil one, a new walk from Old Kilpatrick to Milngavie

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Milngavie, Mon 7 October

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Milngavie’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

NS5555774427

Lat / Lon

55.94111° / -4.31420°

Easting / Northing

255,557E / 674,427N

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Facilities

Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of Milngavie's meeting point

Public toilet

Wheelchair accessible toilet

Supermarket or convenience shop

Restaurant, cafe or pub

Accommodation

Accommodation for under £50 a night

Campsite

Bothy

Free wifi

Mobility scooter hire

Off-road wheelchair hire

Disabled Parking

Train station

Bus stop

Ferry

Official ‘Walkers are Welcome’ town

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