Dog Friendly Walks in Glasgow

A beautiful lochside circuit through ancient Galloway oak woodland, following green waymarkers around one of Scotland's most scenic lochs.

A circuit of Glasgow's highest point with panoramic views across the city to the Campsie Fells and Ben Lomond.

A stunning coastal circuit from Maidens through Culzean Castle's country park, combining sandy beaches, clifftop paths and historic woodland.

A peaceful woodland circuit through Glasgow's second largest park, with riverside paths and plenty of space for dogs.

Outstanding loch shore walking with excellent off-lead potential in the woodland sections and frequent beach access for swimming; the point-to-point format requires transport planning.

A satisfying short hill walk with panoramic Loch Lomond views but sheep on the approaches and exposed summit sections require close control.

A dramatic climb past one of Scotland's highest waterfalls to the remote mountain loch of Loch Skeen, in NTS care.

A short but steep climb up a dramatic volcanic plug in East Ayrshire, with panoramic views to Arran and the Firth of Clyde.

The highest peak in southern Scotland, a serious hill walk from Bruce's Stone with wild mountain scenery and big views.

A challenging moorland circuit to the highest point of the Campsie Fells, with sweeping views from the plateau summit.

A varied circular through Mugdock Country Park with castle ruins, lochan and woodland, though Highland cattle require dogs on leads.

A gentle estate walk through the NTS Threave grounds, with wetland, bird hides and views of the medieval castle on its island.