Lagganbeg Caravan Park

John Muir Way (Helensburgh to Balloch)

Follows the northern shore of the Gailoch Peninsula with gentle, mostly flat terrain on well-maintained paths and quiet roads. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the distance, though length makes it challenging for buggies despite good surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock sections. Delivers stunning Loch Lomond views, passes through Helensburgh's historic waterfront, and connects two charming towns with plenty of spots for picnics and wildlife watching along the w

The Shore Circular Path

Loops around The Shore at Loch Lomond with mostly flat, easy terrain on established paths and pavements. Perfect for families with buggies and young children wanting a gentle stroll with loch views. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers peaceful waterside scenery, chances to spot local birdlife, and access to Loch Lomond's southern shoreline without the effort of longer, hillier routes – ideal for a post-campsite leg-stretch.

Overtoun House Circular Path

Loops around historic Overtoun House and its dramatic wooded estate above the River Clyde. Mostly flat woodland paths with one gentle climb to viewpoints overlooking Dumbarton and the Kilpatrick Hills. Well-maintained trails suit families and buggies on main sections, though some paths narrow near the ravine. Dogs welcome but keep close near the infamous Overtoun Bridge. Worth it for the Gothic architecture, ancient trees, and surprisingly sweeping valley views just 20 minutes from Glasgow.

John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 1)

The Crags Circular Path