Ardgowan Bed & Breakfast

Clyde Coastal Path: 1A: 3 Greenock Esplanade to Victoria Harbour

Follows Greenock's historic waterfront on flat, paved esplanade with views across the Firth of Clyde to Helensburgh and Argyll hills. Ideal for families, buggies, wheelchairs and dogs – completely level with benches and facilities along the way. Takes in impressive Victorian harbour infrastructure, maritime heritage and open water views. Perfect for a short leg-stretch, accessible year-round, and easily extended into longer coastal sections if you're exploring the Clyde Coastal Path network.

Clyde Coastal Path: 1A: 2 Lunderston Bay to Greenock Esplanade

Follows the Clyde shoreline on mostly flat, paved promenade and coastal paths with stunning views across the Firth of Clyde. Excellent for families, buggies, and dogs, with gentle terrain throughout and plenty of spots to stop. The route passes Lunderston Bay's sandy beach before reaching Greenock's Victorian esplanade, offering glimpses of passing ships and the distant Argyll hills. Perfect for a leisurely waterside stroll with minimal elevation gain.

The Waterman's Road

Follows a historic towpath along the River Clyde through Lanarkshire's post-industrial landscape. Mostly flat and paved, making it ideal for families with buggies and dogs on leads. Expect wide, easy paths suitable for all ages, though some sections pass close to the water's edge. Worth doing for its blend of heritage, riverside wildlife spotting, and accessible walking—great for a gentle stroll with children or a longer ramble at your own pace.

Clyde Coastal Path: 2: 5 Victoria Harbour to Woodhall Roundabout

The Greenock Cut