Lots of paths to walk on...even if you have a stroller or wheelchair.. nice relaxing walk along the canal..there's swans, ducks and moorhens..also the barges were nice to see..there's a cafe not far too if you need a coffee or lunch. .good day out for everyone .
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Evelyn Hamilton ★★★☆☆
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Charu Sharma ★★★★★
A beautiful urban reserve. Most of the flora have been left in a natural state giving the area the feel of a green oasis in the middle of the city. The iconic skyline visible from the viewing point is absolutely stunning!
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Norrie Brown ★★★★★
Nice walk
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Justin Burns ★★★★★
Lovely area for a stroll
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Jorn Mehnen ★★★★☆
The claypits local nature reserve stretches along the Firth and Clyde canal. They are a new development. They are very tidy and perfect for walk with the dog. We see regularly swans, ducks but also cranes and sometimes deer and foxes.
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Rajeesh R ★★★☆☆
I went on an event to this place. There is view point which gives you nice bird view of glasgow. Children play area is not great with one slide. Butterfly walk was planned at the place, but later cancelled. For jogging around the canal, it will be fun. But overall it was not so great.
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Luke Barker ★★★★★
The env. architecture is well done and thought through, with excellent new views made in its circuits, and renews the space very well in my opinion. Well done to those involved. Look forward to visiting on hot summer days.
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Iain Campbell ★★★★★
Great walk and welcome green space in the city centre. Could do with a little coffee shop/ice cream shop or something with profits going to the nature reserve/conservation efforts. Will be even nicer once finished. They're also planning some water sports activities. A few benches might not to amiss.
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What is the address of Claypits Local Nature Reserve Applecross Street Entrance?
Claypits Local Nature Reserve Applecross Street Entrance is located at 250 Ellesmere St, Glasgow G22 5LZ, UK
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