A remarkable route from Forth to Clyde, Edinburgh to Glasgow, mostly traffic-free along a succession of railway and riverside paths.
Part of the route follows the Bathgate/Airdrie railway, reopened in 2010 with a cycleway along the side. In Glasgow, NCN 75 is a riverside path along the wide River Clyde.
More railway paths take it back to the Firth of Clyde at Gourock, where you can take a ferry for an on-road continuation to Tarbert and Loch Fyne.
Made in the Cotswolds. Published by Éditions Système D Ltd.
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Myself and my wife regularly use 75 to go from Paisley to Castle Semele, it’s a 20 miles return journey mostly flat through beautiful countryside. You have to cross a road at one point, and on a bike lane in one, but the rest is on a tarmac old railway line. A great run.