Activities - The Milton Inn

Lots of local activities, shopping and more...

The Milton Inn is in an ideal location to access many areas in central Scotland within a short drive including local landmarks, parks, walks and shopping.

Getting about

Many of the links on this page can be accessed by car, bike, public transport or on foot.

Dumbarton T.O.A Taxis – Book online or call 01389 742 121

Dumbarton East Train Station – Directions | Website

Bowling to Balloch Cycle Path – Website

Local Landmarks

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Overtoun House

The grand Scottish Baronial manor of Overtoun House provides the perfect starting point to explore the wild moors, crags and woods of the Kilpatrick Hills. You can also marvel at the mysterious Overtoun Glen from the old bridge, wander through a new native woodland or head higher up towards soaring Lang Craigs for stunning views of the River Clyde as it reaches out to the open sea.

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Denny Ship Model Experiment Tank

Discover how William Denny and Brothers’ innovative and experimental approach to shipbuilding made waves in the shipbuilding industry from the 1800s to 1963. See the world’s first commercial ship model experiment tank

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Dumbarton Castle

Visit a stronghold that stood at the heart of the ancient Kindgdom of Strathclyde. Set high upon a volcanic rock in the Firth of Clyde, the castle was a royal refuge in medieval Scotland. Dumbarton or Dùn Breatainn, means "the fortress of the Britons".

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Levengrove Park

Levengrove Park, in Dumbarton, is located on a beautiful stretch of land where the River Leven meets the River Clyde. It affords dramatic views across the Clyde to Renfrewshire, Dumbarton Rock and beyond. Perfect for a picnic or a stroll along the shore.

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Loch Lomond National Park

Walk on the loch shore at sunset. Hike up a Munro before sunrise. Camp out in a wild glen, or cycle over the Duke’s Pass. Spend an afternoon fishing, bouldering, or horse riding – whatever your style, you’ll find something brilliant to do here.

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Sweeney's Cruise

A family run business and has been operating boats on Loch Lomond for over a century. With 5 passenger boats including the Astina, the largest passenger vessel on Loch Lomond, the Silver Marlin, the Lomond Duchess, the Lomond Sunrise and the Glen Falloch, there is an extensive fleet to take you on a stunning journey of discovery.

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Loch Lomond Leisure

offers spectacular speedboat tours and activities on the loch. The luxury speedboat tour is undoubtedly one of the most memorable and exciting ways to experience Loch Lomond. Cruise leisurely throughout the many islands or travel at speed in open waters. This is an experience not to be missed, as everyone will enjoy the magnificent views and ever-changing scenery!

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Maid of the Loch Steamship

was the last paddle steamer built in Britain. Built on the Clyde in 1953, she operated on Loch Lomond for over 29 years and is now being restored at Balloch pier... A visit not to be missed!

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Boat Tours

At 23 miles long and 4miles wide this large expanse of water is interspersed with beautiful islands and magnificent panoramic views. Below are some companies that will enhance your Loch Lomond experience.

Sports

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Shopping

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Whisky/Gin/Beer Tours

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