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The final point of the Katrine Aqueducts as the water travels from The Trossachs to Milngavie to serve drinking water to the people of Glasgow. Built in the late 1800's, these reservoirs are a beautiful spot for a walk or cycle with good tracks following the perimeter.

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Here you can get the stamp pass for the West Highland Way 🥾🥾

The West Highland Way was Scotland’s first long-distance walking route and remains by far the most popular. Stretching 94 miles (151 km) from Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow to Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis, it offers a fantastic introduction to the Scottish Highlands. Those who want to add an extra day’s walking can even start in the heart of Glasgow, reaching Milngavie via the Kelvin Walkway. It offers a huge variety, starting in the pastoral landscapes below the Campsies, past the serene beauty of Loch Lomond, and continuing into the increasingly rugged and majestic Highlands. It then crosses the vast, awe-inspiring expanse of Rannoch Moor, with glimpses of Glencoe, before crossing the hills to the magnificent Loch Leven. The route eventually reaches Fort William via the beautiful Glen Nevis. The more enthusiastic can continue from the city via the Great Glen Way, or the unofficial East Highland Way. The route is well marked throughout and avoids the high peaks, so most walkers can tackle it. There is still enough challenge and climbs to stimulate the imagination; one of the most difficult sections is unexpectedly the walk along the eastern side of Loch Lomond, while other parts are very exposed.

Overgrown in mid-August but still passable

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I'll bet it's pretty shin bashing stuff in the summer, but it's a super fun single track along a lovely bit of a river!