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South Lanarkshire
12 running routes in South Lanarkshire
The running in South Lanarkshire is a mix of pavement and trail, covering anything from 4.5km to 11km. The ground rolls gently, without any long climbs. Most are loops, so you finish back where you started.
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Runs in South Lanarkshire
Avon Water Loop from Millheugh Bridge
Swinhill, Scotland
A loop around Avon Water, starting from Millheugh Bridge and crossing at Duke's Bridge.
Avon Water Loop from the Old Avon Bridge
Silvertonhill, Scotland
A loop around Avon Water, starting from the Old Avon Bridge and turning and crossing at Green Bridge.
Biggar Old Railway and Town Loop
Biggar, Scotland
A loop of Biggar including an out and back section along the old railway line.
Bothwell and The Clyde Walkway
Bothwell, Scotland
From Blantyre Mill Road follows the Clyde Walkway to the Uddingston Viaduct, where it makes a small loop and then returns.
Bothwell Loop
Uddingston, Scotland
From Uddingston following the River Clyde to Bothwell before returning via Uddingston Cricket Club.
Course Hill and Whitelee Windfarm
South Lanarkshire, Scotland
From Whitelee East Windfarm Parking. An anticlockwise loop on the wide tracks around a section of the huge windfarm.
Culter Fell
South Lanarkshire, Scotland
Starts and finishes at Culter Allers farm, heads out to Culter Fell and returns via Tippet Knowe and Juniper Knowe.
Earnock
Earnock, Scotland
Starting on Wellhall Road and taking a path to Earnock Woods, continuing to Meikle Earnock, and looping back to the original path via…
Hamilton 3 Bridges Loop
Hamilton, Scotland
A woody course looping around Avon Water, crossing at Duke's Bridge to return to Lanark on the other side of the river.
Hillhouse Circuit
Blantyre, Scotland
A circuit of Hillhouse on the pavements, starting from Hillhouse Road.
Lanark and Mouse Water
Lanark, Scotland
A loop on pavements, lanes and paths including the wooded trail alongside Mouse Water, starting from Cleghorn Road.
Lanark and The Clyde
Lanark, Scotland
An undulating woody course in the Clyde valley, crossing the river at the Bonnington Weir bridge.