Autumn leaves on the trees in Linn Park, Glasgow

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Forest bathing at Linn Park

Semi-natural woodland along the White Cart Water on Glasgow's south side, with a small waterfall and old estate ruins.

Linn Park is Glasgow's second largest park, on the south side of the city, and its woodland is semi-natural and a local nature reserve, around 52 hectares of it. The White Cart Water runs through the park, with a small waterfall and the ruins of Linn House, part of an old country estate. Herons work the river and foxes and deer use the woods.

There is a large network of paths and a river walk, so it is easy to find a quieter loop away from the play areas and the golf course. The riverside is the natural place to slow down: follow the water through the trees and stop by the falls. Paths under the trees can be soft after rain, and autumn colour along the river is good.

Practical

Managed by
Glasgow City Council
Terrain
Large network of paths and a river walk through semi-natural woodland
Facilities
Play areas in the parkland; public golf course; permanent orienteering course
Opening and entry
Free
Official page
glasgow.gov.uk

Last updated 4 November 2026. Paths, parking and access can change, so check before you visit. Spotted something out of date? Please let us know.

Guides nearby

Three guides within 15 miles of Linn Park