Things to do in Inverclyde

Walking

Enjoy scenic walking trails and stunning coastal views

Waterman’s Road and Greenock Cut Circular: A popular walking route offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the area’s industrial past.

Finlaystone: Explore beautiful gardens and woodlands, perfect for family outings and nature enthusiasts.

Greenock Cut – Overton to Cornalees: A historic aqueduct walk with breathtaking landscapes and wildlife sightings.

Coronation Park: A charming park in Port Glasgow ideal for picnics and leisurely strolls.

Newark Park: A tranquil spot with scenic views, perfect for relaxing and outdoor activities.

Kelburn Park: A well-maintained park featuring play areas, sports facilities, and lovely walking paths.

Parklea: Enjoy open green spaces, sports pitches, and a serene environment.

Esplanade: A picturesque waterfront promenade in Greenock, perfect for walks and enjoying the sea breeze.

Battery Park: A large recreational area with sports facilities, play areas, and stunning views of the Clyde.

Lunderston Bay: A beautiful beach offering coastal walks and family-friendly activities.

Waverley: Take a trip on the world’s last sea-going paddle steamer, offering unique excursions on the Clyde.

Kelburn Castle: Explore a historic castle with vibrant murals, beautiful gardens, and adventure playgrounds.

Largs: Visit this charming seaside town known for its promenade, shops, and the Vikingar! Experience.

Gourock Outdoor Pool: Enjoy a swim in one of Scotland’s few remaining saltwater pools with stunning views.

Waterfront Leisure: A comprehensive leisure centre offering swimming, fitness, and family fun activities.

Cardwell Garden Centre: A great place for plant enthusiasts, with a café and a variety of gardening supplies.

The Beacon Arts Centre: Attend a performance or event at this modern arts centre with a fantastic view of the Clyde.

Waterfront Cinema: Catch the latest movies in a comfortable, modern setting by the waterfront.

The Watt Institution/McLean Museum and Art Gallery: Explore local history, art, and natural history exhibits.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Museum and Heritage Centre: Discover the history of firefighting in Scotland through fascinating exhibits

Lyle Hill: Enjoy panoramic views over the Firth of Clyde and the surrounding areas.

Newark Castle: Visit a well-preserved 15th-century castle with a rich history and beautiful architecture.

Cloch Lighthouse: Admire this historic lighthouse with its picturesque setting on the coast.

Well Park: Relax in a beautifully landscaped park with pathways, a pond, and memorials.

Wellpark Mid-Kirk: Explore this historic church known for its stunning architecture and community events.

Ginger the Horse: Take a photo with this unique and quirky statue located in Greenock.

Breastfeeding Mermaid: Discover this unusual and intriguing sculpture by the Greenock Esplanade.