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55.98, -4.32 · rel 20115729
National network JMW · REL 20115729

John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2)

4,5 km from Balloch to Strathblane through alpine terrain and mountains.

Balloch Strathblane linear
4,5km Distance
moderate Climb · estimate
easy Difficulty · estimate
linear Shape
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01 · Character of the route

Is this one for you?

Alpine Terrain Mountains Urban Area Summit Remote Uncrowded Family friendly

compiled from map data (OSM) and points of interest along the route — no editorial layer

02 · 2 points along the route

What will you encounter?

summit monument
Blair's Hill summit · 330 m off route 0,0 km 0%
War Memorial monument · 322 m off route 4,5 km 100%
· Elevation profile

How tough is this route?

0 km 2,3 km 4,5 km
03 · Landmarks

Steady waypoints

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04 · Intersecting routes

Where you meet other trails

05 · From the trail

Through the eyes of hikers

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07 · Before you go

Answers to common questions

John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) is 4.5 km long.
At an average walking pace, John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) takes approximately 1h 8min to complete.
No, John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) is a linear (point-to-point) trail. It runs from Balloch to Strathblane. Plan ahead for return transport.
John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) starts at Balloch.
John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) is an easy hike, suitable for walkers of all fitness levels.
John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) is maintained and managed by Green Action Trust.
Yes, John Muir Way (Balloch to Strathblane part 2) is part of the National Walking Network (NWN), a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.
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