One of Lanarkshire’s famous walkways has been shortlisted for Britain’s Favourite Path.
The Clyde Walkway has been selected as one of the top eight paths in the UK and the only one in Scotland.
The search was kicked off in August by The Ramblers UK and Cotswold Outdoor with hundreds of entries poured in, showcasing how much paths and nature mean to us all.
The public will crown the winner with voting open until October 6.
Describing the Clyde Walkway, ramblers.co.uk state: “It meanders some 40 miles through rural, industrial and urban Lanarkshire, through towns and countryside, passing churches, farms and spectacular views of Lanarkshire, including the Clyde Valley Woodlands National Nature Reserve.
“Birds like the kingfisher and heron are common sights as are the sounds of birds and bees, should you choose to take a summer stroll.
“In winter it’s breathtaking taking on many levels. I love this walk and have done so for 30 years.”
Visit the full shortlist and cast your vote: https://www.ramblers.org.uk/britainsfavouritepath
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