Local Flavor in West Dunbartonshire

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Every wondered what those snowcapped hills at the end of Great Western Road are? They are the Kilpatricks, which stretch from Dumbarton to Strathblane (which divides it from the next hill range, the Campsie Fells).A walk up to the Kilpatricks makes a great day trip from Glasgow. There are some beautiful sights…

Maureen M.

Old Kilpatrick Hills

By some distance the most striking building in Kilpatrick, the Parish Church was erected in 1812, although its believed the original building came along in the 12th century.It features a fascinating graveyard with some of the elaborate tombs believed to date back as far as the 14th century.

Paul C.

Old Kilpatrick Church

Bowling Basin is a lovely spot that lies to the west of the Forth and Clyde canal, encased on one side by the Kilpatrick Hills and the other by the River Clyde. The lower basin is overlooked by the Custom House, a reminder from the past when the boats were engaged in overseas trade. It is now used by British…

Maureen M.

Bowling Basin

This was my local park when I was a youngster. It’s nothing special, just a few swings and little goalposts. As with most parks, it attracts the local neds on a Saturday night.However, it does have a smashing view of the Old Kilpatrick hills and the highland cows and horses who live on them. It also has a…

Maureen M.

Breval Crescent Park

OK, so there’s unlikely to be a multi-lingual Clydebank Sightseeing bus launching anytime soon. However there is a mini bus that transports you from the town centre to the Titan Crane and for now, that’s a sign of progress.There’s no two ways of looking at it, for years, Clydebank was stagnating. Suffering…

Paul C.

Titan Crane

Subtle and tasteful, this little memorial stands alone just off Dumbarton Road in the middle of Old Kilpatrick village and remains a focal point for locals.Poignantly situated almost directly underneath the Erskine Bridge, the structure is made up of a granite cross on a pedestal, with the names of the fallen…

Paul C.

Old Kilpatrick War Memorial

West Dunbartonshire Neighborhoods

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6 places in West Dunbartonshire, ordered by rating:

Old Kilpatrick Hills

5.0

2 reviews

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	West Dunbartonshire G81 5 United Kingdom

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Old Kilpatrick Church

4.0

1 review

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	Dumbarton Road

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Bowling Basin

4.0

2 reviews

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	Bowling

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Breval Crescent Park

4.0

2 reviews

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	Breval Crescent Duntocher

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Titan Crane

3.7

3 reviews

Telephone:	+44 1419 52377
Address:	Queens Quay Clydebank

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Old Kilpatrick War Memorial

3.0

1 review

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	67 Dumbarton Road

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