グラッドハウス貯水池でののおすすめランニングルート

Great spot for kayaking and paddle boarding 👌

A Leisurely walk close to Edinburgh with excellent views on a clear day.

Gladhouse Reservoir, at 460 acres (186 hectares), is the largest freshwater area in the Lothians. The views from this little inlet are particularly nice into the middle of the reservoir, and the roads are super good. On a good day, this is a proper little tree lined paradise to cycle through.

A ruined 16th century Peel Tower south of Gladhouse Reservoir. The castle was in a strong positioned commanding the valley and protected by the burn. You see it from the trail as you run up the valley but to reach the walls you need to cross a couple of fields.

Gladhouse Reservoir was built in 1879 to supply water to Edinburgh. It's an important overwintering site for Pink Footed Geese and also has a large population of Greylag Goose as well as other water birds. There is a quiet road around most of the reservoir which is linked by tracks across the southern shore, it makes a good flat loop or you can run much further south if you fancy it.

Blackhope Scar is a wide sprawling pile in the Moorfoot Hills, Southern Uplands. It's rough and boggy but still offers fine views from the 651m high summit.

Gladhouse Reservoir was built in 1879 to supply water to Edinburgh. It's an important overwintering site for Pink Footed Geese and also has a large population of Greylag Goose as well as other water birds.

A water sports and fishing highlight, the reservoir is a fine place to stop for a break. If it's warm enough then open water swimming is encouraged.