Activities in Helensburgh and Lomond District
The Loch Lomond and Cowal Way, one of Scotland’s Great Trails, is a 57 mile route across the Cowal peninsula. Traditionally traversed from Portavadie in the south to Inveruglas on the shores of Loch Lomond, the last section of the route from Lochgoilhead via Arrochar to Inveruglas passes into Helensburgh and Lomond district. Over 90% […]
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The West Highland Way runs 96 miles (154 km) from Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow in the south, to Fort William in the north. It was officially opened on 6 October 1980, and celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2020. The section from Rowardennan to Inverarnan passes through Helensburgh and Lomond District. The Way starts
The John Muir Way runs 134 miles (215km) from Dunbar on the East Coast to Helensburgh on the West. It is one of Scotland’s Great Trails and runs through a variety of terrains and landscapes, from beaches and hills to cities and parks. The full trail is suitable for walkers and cyclists (with some alternate
A self-guided car and cycling sightseeing tour linking coastal communities along the Clyde Coast in western Scotland
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One of Scotland’s “Great Trails”, the route’s 55 kilometres can easily be walked in 3 to 4 days. Total ascent is approximately 1,500 metres.
Many people consider that Scotland is the home of golf, with over 500 courses across the country. There are currently 4 courses in Helensburgh and Lomond, 3 of which are open to the public. Helensburgh Golf Club dates back to 1893 when a 9 hole course was established, growing to 18 holes in 1905. The
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