Our recommended walks in Glasgow
Immerse yourself in nature.
We welcome dogs at the Glasgow Westerwood Spa & Golf Resort. To make their stay even more enjoyable, here's a few Glasgow walks you can try together.
Glasgow Necropolis
20 minute drive | Time: 2 hours approx
A life-affirming stroll.
Walks in Glasgow don’t get more dramatic than at the Glasgow Necropolis. See the resting place of more than 50,000 people in a space filled with elaborate and ornate crypts and tombs.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads in some areas.
The Clyde Walkway
30 minute drive | Time: 13 hours approx
Relax with a riverside ramble.
One for serious walkers. The 40-mile route between Partick in Glasgow and New Lanark in South Lanarkshire starts in the heart of the city and ends in a gorge complete with waterfalls. Pack your best walking shoes and a strong sense of adventure.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads in some areas.
Kelvingrove Park Loop
35 minute drive | Time: Under 1 hour approx
Not your usual walk in the park.
This circular trail in the heart of the city is perfect if you don’t have the chance to explore the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. See the baroque building from afar and stop for a coffee along the way. An ideal way to spend a spare hour in the city.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads in some areas.
Glasgow City Centre Mural Trail
30 minute drive | Time: 2 hours approx
An art space enjoyed at your own pace .
The earliest mural in Glasgow’s open-air art gallery appeared in 2008 and since then, more than 20 additional artworks have popped up across the city. The best way to see them all is to follow the free audio guide.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads in some areas.
Glennifer Braes, Paisley
44 minute drive | Time: 2 hours approx
Just south of Paisley, Gleniffer Braes offers sweeping moorland views, peaceful woodland trails and the chance to spot wildlife like roe deer and kestrels. With paths ranging from easy loops to more adventurous ascents, it’s an invigorating escape from the city—perfect for a half-day walk during your stay.
Rouken Glen Park
37 minute drive | Time: 1.5 hours approx
This beloved park in East Renfrewshire features wood-lined ravines, a picturesque waterfall, a boating pond and wide lawns—making it one of Glasgow’s most scenic green spaces. Whether you’re enjoying a casual stroll or exploring its entire trail network, it provides a wonderfully varied walk suitable for all ages.
Chatelherault Country Park
26 minute drive | Time: 2 hours approx
Set within 500 acres of woods and gorge terrain, Chatelherault offers charming historical architecture, riverside trails and stunning views across the Clyde Valley. With trails that cater from gentle amblers to more ambitious hikers, it’s easy to tailor your walk to your pace and availability.
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