Sinclair Guest House

John Muir Way (Helensburgh to Balloch)

Follows the northern shore of the Gailoch Peninsula with mostly flat, well-maintained paths and occasional gentle inclines through woodland and along the Clyde estuary. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the distance, though the length makes it challenging for buggies despite good surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and wildlife areas. Offers stunning loch views, historic sites, and connects two charming towns, making it ideal for a leisurely day walk with plenty

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

Follows the Greenock waterfront along a flat, paved esplanade perfect for buggies, wheelchairs, and families with toddlers. Dogs welcome on leads. The route hugs the Clyde shoreline past historic maritime landmarks, offering wide-open views across the water to the hills beyond. Ideal for a gentle stroll with ice cream stops, though the urban setting and proximity to roads means minimal countryside feel.

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

Hugs the Clyde estuary on level tarmac and pavement, perfect for buggies, wheelchairs and families with toddlers. Dogs welcome on leads. Passes Victoria Harbour's boat activity before reaching Woodhall, with constant waterfront views across to the Cowal Peninsula. Straightforward and accessible, ideal for a gentle coastal stroll with minimal challenge but maximum scenery.

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

The Waterman's Road