Kilpatrick Braes and Loch Humphrey
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Join us for a walk up into the hills above Glasgow.
We will start from Dumbarton East train station carpark heading into the hills to a max height of 330m (it's a fairly stiff climb but we stay on the plateau for most of the walk till a brisk down hill!).
We will walk past Overtoun house, it's impresive bridge and through it's gardens, all with great views of the Clyde and glimpse of Loch Lomond.
Walk as planned will take us about 4 hours. It can be extended if people wish a longer walk by added on some extra loops in the hills, which we and the weather can be decided on the day. One option may be to come off the hill to Kilpatrick train station. As Scotland is at Phase 3 of Scottish Governments COVID19 plan, Leisure travel on public transport is permissible in Scotland, we can decide on day if that is appropriate.
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- All are required to practice social distancing – staying 2m (not 1m) apart at all times, including the lunch stop.
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- Unfortunately, there won’t be any planned pub / café stops en route or at the end, and please don’t share sweets or snacks with others – we’re sorry!
- Public transport use to the start point is discouraged please wheel, walk or cycle. No car sharing to the start point unfortunately either.
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- Much as it's difficult - no handshakes or hugs!
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Photos are by me (DrewGlasgow)!


What to bring
Most of this walk is on good paths, you will likely need waterproof shoes as muddy in some places.
The Scottish weather offers a variety of opportunities to use your outdoor gear please bring layers appropriate for wet, dry, hot, sunny and cold.
Food & drink
Once we leave Dumbarton there are no shops until we arrive back down hill, please take food and drink.