West Highland Way - Glasgow
Introduction to the West Highland Way
Packing for the West Highland Way
Glasgow
Milngavie to Conic Hill
Conic Hill to Rowardennan
Rowardennan to Inverarnan
Inverarnan to Tyndrum
Tyndrum to Inveroran
Inveroran to Kingshouse
Kingshouse to Kinlochleven
Kinlochleven to Fort William
I arrived at Glasgow late Friday afternoon by train and had no intention of starting the my adventure this late in the day so I booked into the Glasgow Youth Hostel for one night. The cost was around £20.00 and included a well stocked self service breakfast. This particular Youth Hostel is well positioned for exploring Glasgow and it really is worth exploring.
Glasgow has numerous art galleries and museums, nearly all of which are FREE, as well as great shopping and night life.
I took the opportunity to visit the Kelvin Grove Art Gallery & Museum and sample one of Glasgows most famous Indian Restuarants Cafe India.
Kelvin Grove Art Gallery & Museum
Probably not the most typical start to walking the West Higland Way, but this is meant to be a holiday.
I left early in the morning after eating as much as I could and took the train from Glasgow Central to Milngavie (pronounced Mullguy).