by Finley Jackson | 11 September 2025
There is a fine example of a ScotWays sign at NN117611 declaring “Camus na h Eirighe 1/4m”, with an associated heritage information plaque about the “lost village”. A newish metal pedestrian gate (adjacent locked field gate) gives access to a...
by Neil Birch | 11 September 2025
Where the B836 crosses the Little Eachaig River at the foot of Glen Kin, a track leads up the east side of the Glenkin Burn to Stronsaul where there is a crossing point. The track continues to a picnic shelter at NS121782, meeting the modern track which approached...
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
Newsflash! The Heritage Paths (Campsie Fells) Project is very pleased to announce that we have a lovely Campsies map leaflet showing this old route and others in the area. To get your hands on one, simply write to us enclosing an SAE c/o ScotWays...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Cross Yarrow Water by the bridge just by the weir where it leaves the loch. There is a good track following the river eastward. For the best part of 1km it keeps fairly close to the river, diverging only gradually until the burn coming down from the gap between...
by Finley Jackson | 11 September 2025
From the B802, follow the path along the south side of the quarry parkland eastwards to the Coach Road, Kilsyth. OS Landranger 64 (Glasgow) or OS Explorer 348 (Campsie Fells)
