There are some beautiful stretches on this walk, notably Greenhall Park and the walk along the Clyde....

Anne Collard

The next part of the route is along tarmacked or compacted earth footpaths (sometimes quite narrow) with good views down to the river and up to Bothwell Castle. Beyond this there is a long, relatively uninteresting pavement section until the route enters Bothwell Road Park (with its impressive War Memorial)....

wellchoughed

Continue south along the road past the Covenanters Monument and over the Clyde at Bothwell Bridge. Continue on the B7071 past the Hamilton Race Course until you reach Bothwell Road Park. Once past the supermarkets and coffee shops, you will turn westwards and the end of the route at Hamilton West Railway Station which has good access for all forms of transport....

Jhmedland

The Uddham routes starts at the Green opposite the Tunnock’s Bakery in Uddingston. If you want to avoid a flight of 10 steps down, continue south along the Uddingston Road until you reach Langside Road which takes you downhill to the Wraith Interchange - the same place Green Street would have taken you. Museum on Mote Hill/Muir Street for a unique Tunnock’s surprise...

Jhmedland

The road walking is on Westburn Rd and Calder Rd shortly after the route leaves Newton. It's odd because the OS maps do suggest that road as part of a "recreational route" for pedestrians, perhaps the Clyde Walkway went along there at some point....

Daisy C

Review of SlowWays Route Camudd (Cambuslang to Uddingston). Eventually the route leaves Westburn Road opposite the end of Newton Avenue and drops down to a quiet footpath along the bed of an abandoned railway line. There is then a section along the quiet Northbank Avenue with some lovely post-war “Swedish houses” before Westburn Road is rejoined. On crossing this road, the route enters woodland and runs parallel to the road for a while before striking off through attractive farmland scenery to reach the footbridge over the Clyde to Uddingston....

wellchoughed