The Forth and Clyde Canal Pathway is perfect for those days that demand extensive wanderings. At 66 miles long, the path extends across Scotland and stretches all the way from Glasgow to Edinburgh. Popular amongst walkers and cyclists, those brave enough to do the full works may want to start at Glasgow, due to the prevailing winds. One of the highlights is the Kelvin Aqueduct, a structure designed by Robert Whitworth that opened in 1790. At the time, this aqueduct was the largest in the UK.

Forth and Clyde Canal Towpath

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