Bearsden and Milngavie Ramblers and Hillwalkers

Bearsden and Milngavie Ramblers and Hillwalkers We are a lively sociable group of people who love the outdoors!

It was a lovely sunny day today and 22 walkers enjoyed a circular route from Duck Bay to the River Leven taking in the s...
23/09/2026

It was a lovely sunny day today and 22 walkers enjoyed a circular route from Duck Bay to the River Leven taking in the scenery and the industrial history of the area. This was followed by coffee/lunch back at Duck Bay.

On Wednesday 9th September, 19 walkers enjoyed a lovely walk from Balmaha along the side of Loch Lomond to Milarrochy Ba...
19/09/2026

On Wednesday 9th September, 19 walkers enjoyed a lovely walk from Balmaha along the side of Loch Lomond to Milarrochy Bay and back followed by lunch at the Oak Tree Inn.

One of the 4 walks on offer on our Dunkeld coach trip on Saturday was Deuchary Hill (18.6km, 598m ascent). Four of us en...
23/08/2026

One of the 4 walks on offer on our Dunkeld coach trip on Saturday was Deuchary Hill (18.6km, 598m ascent). Four of us enjoyed this lovely walk in the Perthshire countryside. The heather was blooming and the sun shone all day.

Seven of us had a good day on Ben Vorlich (945m) on Sunday. We set off up this steep Munro from the visitors centre car...
17/08/2026

Seven of us had a good day on Ben Vorlich (945m) on Sunday. We set off up this steep Munro from the visitors centre car park at Inveruglas on the Walk Highlands route. The weather wasn’t great, low cloud and wet above 700m but it was great to be out with this hardy bunch.

Nineteen Wednesday walkers enjoyed the warm sunny weather along Greenock Esplanade to Battery Park, taking in various hi...
12/08/2026

Nineteen Wednesday walkers enjoyed the warm sunny weather along Greenock Esplanade to Battery Park, taking in various historic sights, followed by lunch at Scott's.

Four members of our group braved the poor forecast to go up Ben Lomond via the Ptarmigan route on Sunday. However after...
10/08/2026

Four members of our group braved the poor forecast to go up Ben Lomond via the Ptarmigan route on Sunday. However after a very short time the waterproof layers were removed. A cold wind near the top blew most of the cloud away to reveal fine views from the summit, and the descent via the tourist path was in warm sunshine. A super day on our local Munro.

Today 13 of us, including a visitor from Carlisle, enjoyed a lovely walk in the beautiful Perthshire countryside. We sta...
02/08/2026

Today 13 of us, including a visitor from Carlisle, enjoyed a lovely walk in the beautiful Perthshire countryside. We started from the village hall in Amulree along the Rob Roy Way before branching out on to the hillside over Creag nan Gabhar (Goat Rock) and down towards Loch Freuchie. We picked up the Rob Roy Way again and followed it back to Amulree through Glen Quaich looking down over Loch Freuchie.

On Wednesday 29th July, 19 walkers enjoyed a scenic walk along the Forth & Clyde Canal and Dumbreck Nature Reserve follo...
02/08/2026

On Wednesday 29th July, 19 walkers enjoyed a scenic walk along the Forth & Clyde Canal and Dumbreck Nature Reserve followed by lunch at The Boat House, Auchinstarry.

Eight members and 2 non-members, trying our group for the first time, had a great day on Sunday for Schiehallion. Thanks...
21/07/2026

Eight members and 2 non-members, trying our group for the first time, had a great day on Sunday for Schiehallion. Thanks to Fiona for stepping in to lead the group when the leader was unwell. It’s an annual summer hike up this beautiful rocky mountain. So, until next summer ..

The Saturday market was in full swing as we walked through Keswick towards the exuberant colour of the flowers in Hope P...
13/07/2026

The Saturday market was in full swing as we walked through Keswick towards the exuberant colour of the flowers in Hope Park and then down to Lakeside for the fabulous views across Derwentwater.

It was hot, hot, hot!
There was plenty to explore on our walk to Friars Crag. From the Lakes poets, writers, artists and deep thinkers who all visited Keswick, Joseph Pocklington who altered the landscape to his own design to industrial history, (200 German miners colonised Derwent Island to escape the wrath of the local Keswick inhabitants) and more!

Time at the end for ice cream, cold drinks and a quick meal before meeting the coach.

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