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Vintage Inn country pub with large beer garden next to canal. Very dog-friendly

Cadder Parish Church of Scotland. There's a carpark next to the canal so you can start/finish the walk there, or further along the canal

The Antonine Wall was a turf wall, built on stone foundations by the Romans, about 20 years after Hadrian's Wall. It stretches from coast to coast across the central belt of Scotland. Croy Hill was a minor fort on the wall.

Just off the road. Video by SeeScotland on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huTD5TCQbiA

Braodwood Loch was created in 1994 when a dam was built across the burn as part of a flood remediation scheme, it helps control water downstream. Today it's a beautiful wildlife habitat within the urban area of Cumbernauld. The loch is home to flocks of swans and other water birds as well as lots of insects and underwater life. The circular trail around the loch is popular with local families and dog walkers.

A summit with trig point easily accessible through a sheep gate by the main path. Start of path can be very boggy!

Easy access to a variety of hiking paths in the area. Some paths start as small dirt tracks and are difficult to spot, they’re on the north end.

Castle Hill is a dramatic Iron Age hill fort that affords breathtaking views along the Antonine Wall. Roman soldiers from nearby Bar Hill fort watched over the empire’s northern frontier from this spot.

Follow the muir way to get to the roman ruins

Not really a place to bomb through, especially on a gravel bike, but it makes a change from the tow path.

Hidden waterfall, worth a visit if you’re near

Bowie’s fields is lovely

Bar Hill Roman Fort is situated in a fantastic position overlooking the Kelvin Valley and the Campsie Fells. The fort was built for troops manning the Antonine Wall; which was once the northwest frontier of the Roman Empire. The Antonine Wall was built between AD142-44 and ran for 37 miles (60 km) from Bo'ness to Old Kilpatrick.