Top cycling routes in Glasgow

Glasgow is one of the best cities in the UK for street art, and a great way to see it is by cycling along the mural trail. For more information, visit the City Centre Mural Trail, or discover more by visiting the Glasgow Art Trail cycling route.

Get active and explore some of Glasgow’s culture by following the Kelvingrove Park to Speirs Wharf cycle loop. The circuit takes you along the Kelvin Walkway, before reaching the Maryhill Locks and Stockingfield Bridge, where you can discover some art installations. Visit Glasgow's Waterways to learn more about the route.

Take the Forth and Clyde Canal to Bowling Harbour and enjoy lush greenery and beautiful views. You may even spot wildlife such as otters and kingfishers. Loop back and take the route back to George Square via the banks of the River Clyde. Or, if you’re feeling energetic, why not carry on all the way to Loch Lomond? Explore the city centre to Bowling route to learn more.

Pollok Country Park is Glasgow’s largest green open space. It's also home to Pollok Country House, The Burrell Collection, a herd of Highland cows, and acres of woodland. Discover it all by cycling along the Pollok Country Loop and take in art, history, and nature. Visit The Burell Collection to help plan your visit or check out Komoot for more details.

Explore Glasgow’s rich industrial heritage by cycling along the banks of the River Clyde. Highlights of the route include the Finnieston Crane, the Riverside Museum, and the Clydeside Distillery, which help to tell the story of Glasgow’s past. Check out the Clyde Walkway to learn more.