Adder's Gill and Chestnut Walk

Walks, Scotland, North Lanarkshire
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Adder's Gill and Chestnut Walk

Dalziel Estate

by getoutdoorslanarkshire

  • 41 minutes / 3.3km
  • 31

Take a walk around the Dalziel Estate, with wonderful waterside & woodland views.

  • Parking
  • Dog friendly
  • Public transport
  • Wildlife
  • History
  • Water feature

Walk preview

Map preview for Adder's Gill and Chestnut Walk
  1. Start at the gates at the end of Burnside Street.

    Step 1: Start at the gates at the end of Burnside Street.

  2. Turn left at a large tree stump.

    Step 2: Turn left at a large tree stump.

  3. Head down some steps and cross the metal bridge over the burn.

    Step 3: Head down some steps and cross the metal bridge over the burn.

  4. Follow the path here. There are slight steps here so do watch your footing.

    Step 4: Follow the path here. There are slight steps here so do watch your footing.

  5. Turn right at the first junction.

    Step 5: Turn right at the first junction.

  6. Turn left at a T- junction of paths.

    Step 6: Turn left at a T- junction of paths.

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