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Blythswood And Broomielaw

Tradeston Footbridge – River Clyde loop from Glasgow

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Hiking trails & Routes

United Kingdom

Scotland

Glasgow City

Blythswood And Broomielaw

Tradeston Footbridge – River Clyde loop from Glasgow

Easy

hikers

Tradeston Footbridge – River Clyde loop from Glasgow

00:31

1.99km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 25, 2026

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132 m

Clyde Waterfront Promenade

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Beautiful hiking trail along the river.

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209 m

Tradeston Footbridge

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The Tradeston Footbridge was completed in 2008. It's a balanced canter lever design with a 48 m main span and two 25 m side spans. The curved construction makes the …

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991 m

South Portland Street Suspension Bridge

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South Portland Street Suspension Bridge was completed in 1853. The deck and cables have been replaced several times since the construction, but the towers have remained original and are therefore the oldest bridge structure across the Clyde.

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1.24 km

Glasgow City Centre Street Art Murals

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Art for everyone – the city of Glasgow allows street artists to legally display their art on the walls and the floor below.
It's like walking through a gallery. And it's constantly evolving!

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1.34 km

Billy Connolly Mural, Dixon Street

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A mural of Connolly by Scottish artist Jack Vettriano in Dixon Street, Glasgow, one of three murals unveiled in the city in 2017 to mark what would have been his 75th birthday.

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1.47 km

River Clyde

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The River Clyde is a major river in Scotland. It flows through the heart of Glasgow and features various parks, promenades, and recreational areas. There's a path along the river, so you can walk as far as you like.

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1.48 km