National Cycle Route 75
National Cycle Route 75 runs from
Route 75 includes two ferry crossings from
Route
Edinburgh to Bathgate
The route begins in Leith, Edinburgh at the north-eastern terminus of the Water of Leith until Warriston, then runs southward in Edinburgh City Centre before joining with the eastern terminus of the Union Canal at Fountainbridge. Just after the viaduct at Slateford, the route returns to the Water of Leith until its south-western terminus at Balerno. Thereafter it passes through Kirknewton, East Calder, Almondell and Calderwood Country Park, Mid Calder, Livingston and Bathgate.
Edinburgh | Kirknewton | Livingston | Bathgate
Bathgate to Glasgow
Between
Bathgate | Airdrie | Coatbridge | Uddingston | Cambuslang | Glasgow
Glasgow to Gourock
The route runs along the north of the Clyde to the SECC, where it joins
A 14-mile (23 km) section of the route between Airdrie and Bathgate closed in October 2008 as part of a £300 million project to reopen the railway. Network Rail built a replacement cycle path.[3]
Glasgow | Paisley | Kilmacolm | Greenock | Gourock
Dunoon to Portavadie
After catching the ferry from Gourock to cross the upper
Dunoon | Sandbank | Loch Striven | Kyles of Bute | Tighnabruaich | Kames | Millhouse | Portavadie
See also
References
- ^ "Route 75 - Map". Sustrans. Retrieved 17 March 2014.
- ^ "NCN 75 – Edinburgh–Glasgow–Kintyre | cycle.travel". cycle.travel.
- ^ "Summer cyclists reminded to avoid closed route between Airdrie and Bathgate". British Cycling. 28 July 2009. Archived from the original on 2 August 2009.
- ^ "National Cycle Network routes in Argyll & Bute and Highland". Sustrans.