National Cycle Network Go Traffic Free in Scotland - Sustrans

This is a marvellous route from the centre of Glasgow, which
follows the River Clyde and the Forth & Clyde Canal for effortless
cycling.
Start from Bell’s Bridge where National Routes 7 and 75 cross
the Clyde. Shiny modern buildings, which include the Glasgow
Science Centre, give the area a futuristic look.
Further on, the Glasgow Harbour area is being redeveloped -
follow the diversion signs. When the redevelopment is complete
National Route 7 will run alongside the river. At Clydebank the
route joins the Forth & Clyde Canal and then passes under the
Erskine Bridge before ending at Bowling where the Canal flows
into the River Clyde. This route can be easily shortened as it runs
close to several train stations.
Start/
Finish
9
Map 2
White Cart
Water
Category: Urban, riverside and canal cycle path
Distance: 11miles/17 kilometres
Time: 1 hour 40 minutes
Gradient: Flat
Surface: Mainly tarmac
Renfrew
To Paisley
(not
complete)
Bell’s Bridge and the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre on the
River Clyde
Yoker
Ibrox Stadium
Westerton
To To Gourock Gourock & & Ayr Ayr
Maryhill
Start/
Finish
Glasgow to Bowling 3
Miles
0 1 2
1
Kilometres
2 3
To To Edinburgh Edinburgh
(via (via Forth Forth & & Clyde Clyde
and and Union Union Canals) Canals)
Glasgow
Exhibition Centre
Map 4 & 9
Port Dundas
Map 11
M8 M8
Sustrans Connect2
Scheme
10