Clyde Valley Tourist Route
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Picturesque Route
The Clyde Valley Tourist Route which takes you on a 42 mile/67 Km journey passing through spectacular scenery and many interesting and important sites which offer insights into the rich cultural, natural and industrial heritage of the Clyde Valley.
There are lots of places to stop and explore on foot or why not stop for coffee, gifts or botanical inspiration at one of the many garden centres which line the route.
Lanarkshire Attractions
Turn off the M74 at Abington (or Hamilton if approaching from the opposite direction) and follow the River Clyde through an area of contrasting landscapes, rich in historical interest.
Attractions include the World Heritage village of New Lanark, the model industrial community founded by David Dale in the late 18th century and developed by, Robert Owen.
Also well worth a visit are the magnificently restored former hunting lodge of Chatelherault, near to Hamilton, the David Livingstone Centre at Blantyre or the cluster of fascinating museums around the market town of Biggar.
If you want to try something more strenuous, you can take advantage of the extensive watersport facilities, theme park and nature trails at Strathclyde Country Park.
Travel Information
Turn off the M74 at J13 Abington (or Hamilton J6 if approaching from the opposite direction). Follow the A72 brown tourist route signs. Explore Lanarkshire
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Attractions in Clyde Valley Tourist Route
Kirkfieldbank Hall
Kirkfieldbank Hall is situated on the Clyde Valley Tourist Route approximately one mile from Lanark.
Overton Farm
Clyde Valley Farm and Farm Shop which plays host to farmers markets, Point to Point and Car Boots...
Symington Hall
Symington Hall is in the village of Symington, just outside Biggar, which can be reached from the...
Accommodation in Clyde Valley Tourist Route
Popinjay Hotel
Nestling in the scenic village of Rosebank on the Clyde Valley Tourist Route the Popinjay Hotel...