Inverclyde has some excellent walking.  We have a beautiful coastline, historic towns and a national park all on our doorstep.  Below are a few ideas for places to walk.

The Greenock Cut

Clydemuirshiel is Scotland’s largest regional park (108 square miles) and is still relatively unknown for walkers.  The Greenock Cut is a popular part of Clydemuirshiel.  The visitor centre exhibition tells the story of the Greenock Cut.  There are facilities including a car park, toilets and a café.  In the exhibition centre you can pick up leaflets detailing the walks around this area.  The scenery is stunning and remote and there are lots of easily followed paths to walk on. The Greenock Cut can be readily accessed from various points throughout Inverclyde. 

A regular bus, every 30 minute connects with the Overton entrance to the Cut. Bus leaves every 30 minutes from Stance 6, Kilblain Street Bus Station, in the centre of Greenock. Every hour on Sundays.

Greenock Cut Visitor Centre, Cornalees Bridge, Loch Thom,

Near Greenock, Inverclyde  PA16 9LX. Telephone: 01475 521 458/ 01475 529 543.

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