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The home page of the Ramblers’ Association. |
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Get the local information about the Ramblers’ Association. |
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Do not wait for a paper membership form, you can join now over the internet. |
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Treat yourself to a walking holiday, let Ramblers Holidays organise it for you. |
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The Fife Coastal Path stretches from North Queensferry in the south stretching for 95 miles to the Tay Bridge in the north. Each corner holds another secret for you to discover, historic castles and caves, quaint fishing villages and award winning beaches
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The route spans 73 miles from Fort William to Inverness and can be walked in 5-6 days, staying overnight in the various communities within the Glen. |
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More island than mainland, the wonderfully unexplored Kintyre peninsula boasts hidden coves, deserted beaches along the wild Atlantic coast, tiny fishing communities, gentle hills, fabulous local produce and a welcoming friendly people. |
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A seven day walk across the Southern Highlands taking in some of the most beautiful countryside in Scotland. Starting from Drymen on the West Highland Way it goes north east to finish in Pitlochry. The Way is 79 or 92 miles dependent on route choice.
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The Speyside Way runs from Buckie on the shore of the Moray Firth coast of NE Scotland, south westwards to Aviemore on the edge of the Cairngorm Mountains, a distance of approximately 65 miles. There is also a 15 mile spur to Tomintoul. |
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A 63 mile long distance walking route across the Scottish Borders to the Northumberland Coast. The St Cuthberts Way goes between Melrose, the location of St Cuthbert's early monastic life, to Lindisfarne (Holy Island), the area of St Cuthbert's later ministry. |
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The Way links Milngavie to Fort William – a distance of 95 miles - from the outskirts of Scotland’s largest city to the foot of its highest mountain, following the shores of its largest freshwater loch. It passes from the lowlands, across the Highland Boundary Fault and on into the Scottish Highlands. |
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Baggage transfer service for the St Cuthbert’s Way. |
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Baggage transfer service for the West Highland Way. |
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The leader in the production of the maps we all rely for our walk routes. |
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Specialist map producer for the UK and selected places abroad. |
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Specialist map retailer for probably anywhere in the world. Get a map here before going on holiday. |
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Producer of maps in electronic form for use on your computer and GPS. |
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Producer of maps in electronic form for use on your computer and GPS. |
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The ultimate GPS system with Ordnance Survey maps for walkers. |
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One of the manufacturers of waterproof GPS instruments for walkers |
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One of the main manufacturers of compasses. |
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Is the representative and coordinating body for mountain rescue services in Scotland. It is administered by an Executive Committee which reports to the General Committee comprising of Mountain Rescue Teams and other organisations. |
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A selection of the local Mountain Rescue Team websites within the areas walked in on a regular basis by the members of Clyde Valley Ramblers. |
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Choose your equipment from one of the leading equipment manufacturers to keep yourself comfortable and safe. |
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Leave the car at home or replace the circular walks with linear ones by making use of public transport. |
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Cal Mac sail to twenty-four destinations on Scotland's West Coast. From Arran in the south to Lewis in the north, Their network covers some of the most beautiful and dramatic places in Scotland. |
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Get to Dunoon quicker by taking the ferry from Gourock, removing miles off the road journey. |
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Looking for a good walk somewhere in Scotland? Use this website to help you chose a walk. |
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If you are planning to walk in the highlands of Scotland, check this website out. |
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Walkingworld, the online resource for all British walkers. Here you can find over 4000 routes, contributed by more than 200 walkers from all round the country. The walks come in a unique format making them very easy to follow, with photographs to illustrate every important decision point and a proper Ordnance Survey map. |
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Everyone has the right to be on most land and inland water providing they act responsibly. Your access rights and responsibilities are explained fully in the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. |
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Admiralty EasyTide claims to be the most comprehensive tidal prediction service on the Web. The service provides tidal data for over 7000 ports world wide together with a host of other useful information - make Admiralty EasyTide your first port of call for reliable tidal information. |
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Check the weather before going out on a walk to ensure your safety and comfort. |
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Find out about the potentially fatal disease caused by a Tick bite. |
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Essential information about Ticks when travelling Europe |
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Find some accommodation for a short break or walking weekend. |
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Youth hostels are not just for the young, have a look at the website to see how they have improved over the years. |
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These placed have all been used by Clyde Valley ramblers for a Christmas meal in the last few years and all have been popular with the members of the group. |
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Undiscovered Scotland, claims to be the ultimate online guide to Scotland. The site is a combination of visitor guide, accommodation listing and business directory, and its aim is to show you what the country is really like. |
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Clyde Valley Ramblers