Riverine walks (north-west)

This group contains walks along all rivers whose waters flow into the Irish Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Pentland Firth, between the Wirral and Duncansby Head.

Routes

• Annandale Way
  A walk of 91km between Moffat and Annan.
• Clyde Way
  A 321km walk between Kirkfieldbank, looping via Bonnington Linn to New Lanark and on to the Mull of Galloway (and back to the bus stop at Drummore. The route takes its name from the concatenation of the Clyde Walkway, Clyde Coastal Path, Ayrshire Coastal Path and Loch Ryan Coastal Path (this last otherwise known as the Mull of Galloway Trail).
• Etherow and Goyt Valley Way
  A 25km route between Hadfield and Stockport.
• Irwell Sculpture Trail
  A 53km walk between Salford and the source of the River Irwell north of Bacup.
• Kelvin Walkway
  A 16km walk between Milngavie and the outflow of the River Kelvin into the Clyde at Partick.
• Ladybrook Valley Interest Trail
  A 20km walk from Lyme Hall to Cheadle.
• Ribble Way
  A walk of 112km from Ribblehead station, via the source of the River Ribble, to the Dolphin Inn near Longton, where the Ribble meets the Irish Sea.
• River Ayr Way
  A walk of 66km between Glenbuck Loch and Ayr.

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