Bearsden & District

Milton of Campsie

Photographs of the walk from Lennoxtown

along the Thomas Muir Trail / Strathkelvin Railway Path

beneath the Campsie Fells to Milton of Campsie

Campsie Fells above Whitefield Pond

in Lennoxtown

Whitefield Pond was constructed in the 1800s

to supply clean water to the Lennox Mill Printworks.

The pond is home to many waterbirds and other wildlife.

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Clachan of Campsie beneath the Campsie Fells in winter

Campsie Fells

above Whitefield Pond in winter

Junction in Lennoxtown

at the start of the Crow Road

over the Campsie Fells

Parish Church

in Lennoxtown

Glazert Water from the Thomas Muir Trail to Lennoxtown

Glazert Water from the Thomas Muir Trail

from Lennoxtown to Milton of Campsie

Between Lennoxtown and Milton of Campsie

the route follows the Strathkelvin Railway Path

Thomas Muir Heritage Trail

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Waterfall on Glazert Water

from the Thomas Muir Trail

from Lennoxtown to Milton of Campsie

Signpost

on the Thomas Muir Trail

View from the Thomas Muir Trail

from Lennoxtown to Milton of Campsie

Bridge over the Thomas Muir Trail

at Milton of Campsie

Road Bridge

at Milton of Campsie

Parish Church

in Milton of Campsie

The Post Office in Milton of Campsie

Milton of Campsie is a small village

in East Dunbartonshire

in the Central Belt of Scotland

It is some 10 miles to the north of Glasgow