Best places: Tourist attractions in Bridge of Weir, United Kingdom

Woodland area with birds & grazing cattle, plus hiking paths, streams & scenic lookout points.

👍👍 Such a Lovely Beautiful Park 💕with lovely flower beds, plenty of open space, a beautiful beach with a stunning view of the Dumbarton Castle, very peaceful and quiet, clean and well looked after. A beautiful Place to go for a walk, relax and connect to nature . It’s always pleasure to visit 💞

Protected wetland area for bird-watching with an on-site visitor education centre and nature trails.

Castle with Georgian governor's house, 18th-century artillery fortifications and Ben Lomond views.

Relaxed self-contained cottages offering Wi-Fi, set in gardens & woodlands.

👍 This is a lovely wee beach down by the river Clyde. Its got really nice walkways and little bits to stop and sit. Perfect for kids if you're in the Glasgow area and don't want to drive as far as Ayr for a beach. The coastal path was a really nice walk and take you right under the Erskine Bridge. Per...

👍👍 A wee nice day out with my Brother and girlfriend to see William Wallace place of Birth. We never been here before. We enjoyed our day out

👍 Friendly staff interesting museum showing how hull model testing influenced the design of ships and how the Denny yard evolved and what it meant to the Dumbarton community. Still just as good and interesting as ever, staff really pleasant and helpful, especially with the ids who were there.

👍 Nice park for a walk. Pretty well maintained, could do with a few more benches for people like me who have mobility issues to rest on. Nice wee café for a cuppa and also a gym. Just a shame that some irresponsible dog owners don't pick up dog mess 😤 I use a walking stick and I manage it!

👍👍 Brief stop for a walk. Wish I'd been able to explore more. Good information board at the entrance. Update: been back twice for a couple of 5+ mile walks on the blue trail. Great views. Be sure to have waterproof footwear with a decent grip. Flies were a bit of a nuisance last time on 26 July.

👍👍 With the unseasonable sunny weather (!) Kicking in, I have been out and about and taking walks at this park much more recently. It's only a few minutes from my house which is convenient, because it is absolutely lovely. It's a nice half hour stroll on a grey overcast day, but the sunshine has seen m...

👍 I parked at the Castle Semple Visitor Centre and made my way over to the Temple from there which is around 2.3 miles away (roughly 45 mins walk). The path over to the entrance to the field that leads to the temple is fairly flat with mostly smooth terrain suitable for pram or trike as I had my son...

👍👍 Great place to understand the history of weaving in the local area. The cottage is split over a few levels with living and work areas. There is a lovely small garden at the rear and also a small shop selling a few items. The staff knew their subject and were very helpful.

Victorian building housing a unique textile collection, historical artifacts and Scottish artworks.

👍👍 A beautiful experience visiting the cottages! The volunteers were so helpful and knowledgeable! There was so much kindness in the air and the small details were so beautiful! I would definitely recommend!

👍 Such a lovely nature reserve park with a great path to walk around the trees and a great big pond with lots of water animals.. It pond could really do with a deep clean of anything been flung in and the litter and no facilities and a random building that looks dull. Overall a really good area to go...