Linnvale Rope Sculpture | Riverways

District: Clydebank | Postcode: G81 2XA | Walk Type: Wee Adventure

Rope Sculpture - Livingston Street - Kirkwood footbridge – canal – Argyll Rd – Livingstone St

The rope sculpture signifies Clydebank’s connection with shipbuilding.

The first spadeful in building the Forth and Clyde Canal was dug in 1768 to connect the central belt of east and west Scotland. It was officially opened in 1791 and there are 39 locks in total.

The canal is a habitat for many species of birdlife including ducks, swans, moor hen and coots. Coarse fish such as pike, perch and roach inhabit the canal.

REVIEW: Linnvale Rope Sculpture

Start and Finish Points

By foot this loops walk starts at the sculpture opposite Go Outdoors, head east along the Forth and Clyde Canal. Cross the canal at the Kirkwood Avenue Footbridge and head west along the towpath. Turn right and cross the Argyll Road footbridge. Walk up Livingstone Street back to the rope sculpture.

Other Information

West Dunbartonshire Council Website: Visit Website

Condition

Good

How can we help

Explore and take notes on the local wildlife and surroundings

Make plans for the preservation of the life there

Create a list of suggestions on potential improvements

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REVIEW: Linnvale Rope Sculpture

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