Western Wilidlife Corridors

A lovely route of 11 miles that takes in a 2014 Commonwealth Games Venue (squash and table tennis), NCN 7 (one of Sustrans’ original cycle routes in Scotland and a corridor for wildlife through a built-up area), and Clydebank’s new promenade with superb views up and down the River Clyde (the old site of John Brown’s Shipyard, The Titan Crane, The Jubilee Hospital, Erskine Bridge and all against the back-drop of the Kilpatrick Hills). You then take The Forth & Clyde Canal, once a major transport link across Scotland and now used for leisure and as a wildlife corridor. Watch out for various water birds and a wide variety of wild flowers. Check out how the canal locks allow boats to go up and down hill. Finally you head back to base along Victoria Park’s Nature Path. Look out for a Sustrans’ painted mile post.

This route has been British Cycling assessed as an accessible route, meaning it is suitable for the majority of adaptive bikes. The route will have no or low levels of traffic, there will be plenty of space and will have a good surface throughout. If you have any questions about using this route on an adaptive bike on this ride, please use the red 'Contact Us' button below.