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Cycle Routes in East Dunbartonshire
OpenCycleMap.org map of the East Dunbartonshire area
National Cycle Network
Within East Dunbartonshire, National Cycle Network Route 754 can be found.
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Route 754: Clydebank - Kirkintilloch - Falkirk - Linlithgow - Edinburgh This route follows the Forth & Clyde Canal through north-west Glasgow and onwards to the Falkirk Wheel. It then follows the Union Canal to Edinburgh. |
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Route 755: Drymen - Strathblane - Lennoxtown - Kirkintilloch - Moodiesburn - Glenboig The Strathkelvin Railway Path runs along the course of an old railway line past the base of the Campsies. At Kirkintilloch it connects with the Forth & Clyde Canal, and continues into North Lanarkshire to end at Glenboig. Another path links Glenboig to Gartcosh. This route will shortly be signed as Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 755. The route will later be extended beyond Strathblane to incorporate a piece of the West Highland Way to meet NCN 7 near Drymen. |
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The National Cycle Network routes around Glasgow can be found in this Sustrans leaflet.
Other Interurban Cycle Routes in East Dunbartonshire
As well as the National Cycle Network routes above, the following longer distance routes can be found in East Dunbartonshire:
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Kelvin Cycleway: Yorkhill Quay - Kelvingrove - Botanic Gardens - Wyndford - Garscube Estate - Milngavie This route starts at the Riverside Museum, crosses NCN Route 7 at Ferry Road, then follows the River Kelvin upstream through the West End to the edge of the city, mostly on riverside paths. A shared-use footway alongside Maryhill Road connects the route to the city boundary at Killermont Bridge. Beyond there, cycle lanes continue from Hillfoot to Milngavie. The section between Kelvingrove Park and the Kelvin Aquaduct forms part of NCN 756. |
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Country Parks
The following sites have details of the various country parks in East Dunbartonshire, including suggestions on routes to cycle within those parks.
- Mugdock - between Milngavie and Strathblane
See also the East Dunbartonshire Cycle Map, produced by ED’s Cycle Co-op in partnership with East Dunbartonshire Council.
Key to symbols:
 | Dedicated cycle track: Segregated cycle route between main road and footway |
 | Cycle lanes: On-road cycle lanes on main road |
 | Suburban route: On-road cycle route on residential streets and paths |
 | Line-segregated route: Cycle route along footway with line-segregation |
 | Shared use route: Cycle route on footway of main road, shared with pedestrians |
 | Country lanes route: On-road cycle route on minor roads in the countryside |
| Path route: Cycle route on country, parkland, river or canal paths, shared with pedestrians |
| Railway path route: Cycle route on path along former railway alignment, shared with pedestrians |
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