Duncarnock Fort in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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Perched on an elevated terrain in Glasgow, Duncarnock Fort offers an intriguing glimpse into Scotland's rich past. This Iron Age fort, with a remarkable history spanning over two millennia, captivates visitors with its ancient allure and panoramic views that reward those who venture to the top. Perfect for family outings, children can explore the open spaces while history enthusiasts unravel stories of a time long gone. Rated at an impressive 4.8 on Google, this must-visit site marries the beauty of nature with timeless tales, making it a haven for anyone interested in Scotland's ancient heritage.

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Craig O Neilston Farm

Bus stop 2.26 km walk

Oakbank Drive

Bus stop 2.27 km walk

Hawthorn Drive

Bus stop 2.1 km walk

4.8

based on 88 reviews

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4.8/5 88 reviews

Trekpete

Short walk with amazing views over Glasgow and the Southern Highlands Please park responsibility and keep dogs on a lead. It is on a working farm

G B

Nice walk up through woods and along dam. Too windy to go up hill. Lack of enough parking places.

Anita Struthers

The Craigie is a local hill with a fishery below and woods close by. It is in the Barrhead area near Glasgow. The hill is steep is steep in parts, and best climbed from walking around it to the back. Look out for cows grazing at the field past the steel bridge.

Duncarnock Fort in Glasgow

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