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Trips along the wall

Ready to explore the Antonine Wall? Have a look at our storymaps to explore the Wall from home or find inspiration for your next adventure. Download our walking guides and maybe tackle the Antonine Wall Trail? 

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The Antonine Wall Trail

The Antonine Wall Trail is 47 miles (75km) long and allows you to walk as closely as possible to the Antonine Wall. Whilst the trail is not waymarked, you can download our step-by-step guides for Falkirk, North Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire & Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire, which include maps and GPX tracks to download/print. 

Other Walking and Cycling Guides

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John Muir Way

The John Muir Way is a coast-to-coast route across central Scotland. At several locations, it crosses parts of the Antonine Wall. More information can be found on the John Muir website.

West Dunbartonshire Walking Guide 01

West Dunbartonshire Walking Guide

Download this walking guide, produced by West Dunbartonshire Council, to sections of the Antonine Wall in the area.

North Lanark Walking Guide 2

North Lanarkshire Walking Guide

Download this guide, produced by Falkirk Council, for walks to sections of the Antonine Wall in the area.

Other Story Maps

Area Guides

Front cover of the East Dunbartonshire area guide which includes a photograph of the fort at Bar Hill.

East Dunbartonshire Area Guide

A guide covering the Antonine Wall in East Dunbartonshire.

Front cover of the Falkirk area guide which includes a photograph of the Antonine Wall ditch at Watling Lodge

Falkirk Area Guide

A guide covering the Antonine Wall in the Falkirk area.

Glasgow area guide front cover which includes a photograph of Lambhill

Glasgow Area Guide

A guide covering the Antonine Wall in the Glasgow Area.

Front cover of North Lanarkshire guide with a picture of the Silvanus sculpture

North Lanarkshire Area Guide

A guide covering the Antonine Wall in the North Lanarkshire area.

West Dunbartonshire Area Guide front cover which includes an aerial photograph of Goldenhill Park

West Dunbartonshire Area Guide

A guide covering the Antonine Wall in the West Dunbartonshire area.

Driving Guides

Driving Guide EAST

Driving Guide East

A driving guide to the east end of the Wall, in the Falkirk area.

Driving Guide WEST

Driving guide West

A driving guide to the west end of the Wall, through East and West Dunbartonshire, City of Glasgow and North Lanarkshire.

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A green finger sign with the words ‘Antonine Wall and Roman Fort’ written on it and the Antonine Wall logo in white.

Explore our interactive map

Use our interactive map and site explorer to learn more about key sites along the wall to visit.

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Seabegs Wood, a person walking a dog along a grassy ridge. There are trees all around, and the sky is blue.

Top sites to visit

Want to know where the best locations are to see the Antonine Wall today? Check out our guide for the best spots to visit.