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Craigton Street, CLYDEBANK, G81 5BZ

The pictures shows the point where the path begins at Image For a view from a little further along the main path, showing the start of a boardwalk that leads over a burn, see Image Not far beyond the point from which the present picture was taken, another path branches off to the left (west): Image

The Clyde Coastal Path, a core path, follows Image to its northern end, shown here, and continues on the same line, as a made path, whose beginning can be seen ahead: Image Field Road branches off to the left here.

The burn is shown flowing away from the photographer's position. The boardwalk from which the picture was taken is shown in context in Image A considerable distance downstream from here, this burn feeds into the Cochno Burn. The burn and the path of which the boardwalk is a part are both depicted on the 1:25000 map.

This is a view from further along the path that is shown in Image The boardwalk leads over a burn: Image The path and the burn are marked on the 1:25000 map. For a view from further ahead, see Image

The picture was taken from near the start of the path, which branches off from the one shown in Image (as is mentioned there).

This section of the road is part of the Clyde Coastal Path. The road ends not far ahead (Image), but a path continues from there to Cochno Road. Nearby, on the east side of the road, is the Image

For a view in the opposite direction over the same section of the path, see Image

The view is from further along a path that is shown in Image For a view back from a little further ahead, see Image Not far ahead, the path meets Cochno Road: Image

From Douglas Muir, on a typically wet day.

The view is from further along a path that is shown in Image The upper signs point out that Faifley is 200 yards back along this path, and that Craigton is 2 miles ahead. The lower signs, which bear the logo of Rotary International, point out that the same paths are part of a route called the Clyde Coastal Path. That route leads up to the road (as shown here), continues to the right (east) for about 60 metres along the road (as shown in Image), and then heads north-west from the other side of the road. This part of Cochno Road coincides with the boundary between the council areas of West Dunbartonshire (which is on this side of the road) and East Dunbartonshire. The Clyde Coastal Path (CCP) itself runs from Ayrshire to the West Highland Way near Milngavie. However, the shorter sections of the CPP from Faifley to Cochno Road, and from Cochno Road to Craigton, are core paths of their respective council areas.