The Anchorage

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

Follows the Firth of Clyde shoreline on a largely flat, paved promenade – ideal for buggies, wheelchairs, and families with little ones. Dogs welcome and often spotted enjoying the seafront. Expect stunning views across the water to Argyll's hills, with benches and cafes along Greenock's Victorian waterfront. Perfect for a gentle, accessible coastal stroll with minimal effort and maximum scenery.

Laird's Trail

Winds through peaceful woodland with gentle gradients, suitable for families and well-behaved dogs on leads. The 3km loop offers soft forest paths that can be muddy after rain, making it manageable for older children but tricky for buggies. Expect classic Argyll Forest scenery with tall conifers, mossy undergrowth, and occasional loch glimpses—a relaxing leg-stretcher that showcases why this corner of Scotland earned its forest park status.

Riverside Trail

Follows the river through gentle, flat woodland—ideal for buggies, toddlers, and dogs. The short loop stays on well-maintained paths with minimal elevation gain, making it accessible for all ages and abilities. Perfect for a quick leg-stretch between driving, with lovely water views and peaceful forest surroundings that showcase classic Argyll scenery without requiring any fitness level.

Clyde Coastal Path: 1A: 1 Wemyss Bay to Lunderston Bay

Birchwood Trail