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Glen Patrick

Valley in Renfrewshire

Scotland

Glen Patrick

Gleniffer Braes Country Park Close to the car park
Gleniffer Braes Country Park Credit: G McK

Glen Patrick, located in Renfrewshire, is a picturesque valley nestled in the southwestern region of Scotland. This small valley is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Surrounded by rolling hills and dense forests, Glen Patrick offers a plethora of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. The valley is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including red deer, buzzards, and various species of wildflowers. The scenic walking trails and paths allow visitors to explore the valley's stunning landscapes at their own pace.

The River Patrick flows through the heart of the valley, adding to its charm and creating picturesque scenes. The river is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, offering a chance to catch salmon and trout in its clear waters.

In addition to its natural attractions, Glen Patrick also boasts historical significance. The remains of several ancient settlements and structures can be found in the valley, providing a glimpse into the region's rich history. These archaeological sites offer a fascinating insight into the lives of past inhabitants and are of great interest to history enthusiasts.

Visitors to Glen Patrick can also enjoy the warm hospitality of the local community. The valley is home to a small village, which offers amenities such as accommodation, quaint cafes, and traditional pubs, allowing visitors to relax and refuel after a day exploring the valley.

Overall, Glen Patrick in Renfrewshire is a hidden gem that showcases Scotland's natural beauty and provides a peaceful retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.826221/-4.4833399 or Grid Reference NS4462. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gleniffer Braes Country Park Close to the car park
Gleniffer Braes Country Park
Close to the car park
Brediland Primary School, Foxbar
Brediland Primary School, Foxbar
Elderslie
Elderslie
Bluebell Woods Part of a 3mile footpath from the Beith Rd Johnstone to Glennifer Braes. Created by Renfrewshire Council to encourage people to take a walk out of town into the countryside.
Bluebell Woods
Part of a 3mile footpath from the Beith Rd Johnstone to Glennifer Braes. Created by Renfrewshire Council to encourage people to take a walk out of town into the countryside.
Tenement Red sandstone tenement building viewed from Overton Rd Johnstone.
Tenement
Red sandstone tenement building viewed from Overton Rd Johnstone.
Transport Depot W H Malcolm ltd, recently taken back into local family ownership after 45 years as a public co. Picture taken from the Linwood link cycle path.
Transport Depot
W H Malcolm ltd, recently taken back into local family ownership after 45 years as a public co. Picture taken from the Linwood link cycle path.
Green Triangle Wallace Avenue Elderslie, the monument to William Wallace is situated at the bottom of the avenue. Elderslie is reputed to be the birthplace of William Wallace.
Green Triangle
Wallace Avenue Elderslie, the monument to William Wallace is situated at the bottom of the avenue. Elderslie is reputed to be the birthplace of William Wallace.
Woodland in October Sunshine Woodland through which runs the Brandy Burn Way a footpath linking Johnstone Castle with the Gleniffer Braes.
Woodland in October Sunshine
Woodland through which runs the Brandy Burn Way a footpath linking Johnstone Castle with the Gleniffer Braes.
The Brandy Burn Way Woodland through which the footpath called the Brandy Burn Way which links Johnstone Castle with the Gleniffer Braes runs. The footpath can just be seen running left to right in the foreground, then on between the tree trunks on the right hand side of the picture.
The Brandy Burn Way
Woodland through which the footpath called the Brandy Burn Way which links Johnstone Castle with the Gleniffer Braes runs. The footpath can just be seen running left to right in the foreground, then on between the tree trunks on the right hand side of the picture.
Neilston Substation This is part of the main substation at Neilston near Paisley a multi high voltage switch site at 400kV 275kV and a local substation at 132kV.
Neilston Substation
This is part of the main substation at Neilston near Paisley a multi high voltage switch site at 400kV 275kV and a local substation at 132kV.
Fire Fire at the Bird in Hand Hotel, Beith Rd, Johnstone. Will it be restored, or demolished? We wait and see. The Hotel was built in 1910 for George Houston the last Laird of Johnstone. The building was designed in an English Arts & Crafts style by Paisley architect T G Abercrombie.
Fire
Fire at the Bird in Hand Hotel, Beith Rd, Johnstone. Will it be restored, or demolished? We wait and see. The Hotel was built in 1910 for George Houston the last Laird of Johnstone. The building was designed in an English Arts & Crafts style by Paisley architect T G Abercrombie.
After the Fire The Bird in Hand hotel, pending demolition after the fire. The building is listed so we wait and see what will arise from the ashes.
After the Fire
The Bird in Hand hotel, pending demolition after the fire. The building is listed so we wait and see what will arise from the ashes.
Bench The "Rest and be Thankful" monument, Beith rd, Johnstone near the Bird in Hand Hotel. Thought to have been built in the late 19th Century.
Bench
The "Rest and be Thankful" monument, Beith rd, Johnstone near the Bird in Hand Hotel. Thought to have been built in the late 19th Century.
Houston square, Elderslie This photograph shows the end of Houston square and a path leading down to Barclay Avenue. At the bottom of the path is where the old Elderslie chapel used to be Houses are currently being built on the spot.
Houston square, Elderslie
This photograph shows the end of Houston square and a path leading down to Barclay Avenue. At the bottom of the path is where the old Elderslie chapel used to be Houses are currently being built on the spot.
Illegal dumping at Foxbar Less than 200m from the council waste disposal facility, this is what lies beneath a sign threatening a £20,000 fine for dumping.
Illegal dumping at Foxbar
Less than 200m from the council waste disposal facility, this is what lies beneath a sign threatening a £20,000 fine for dumping.
Foxbar Road A main road in the Foxbar estate, one of the Glasgow overspill developments of the 1960s.
Foxbar Road
A main road in the Foxbar estate, one of the Glasgow overspill developments of the 1960s.
St Paul's Primary School, Foxbar A relatively successful primary school with around 200 pupils.
St Paul's Primary School, Foxbar
A relatively successful primary school with around 200 pupils.
Stanely Castle Stanely Castle ************* I have around 50 pictures of the castle in my collection. Built in the early 15th century, Stanely Castle, to the west of Paisley, is still standing today, despite sitting in the middle of a reservoir. More information - <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.britainirelandcastles.com/Scotland/Renfrewshire/Stanely-Castle.html" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.britainirelandcastles.com/Scotland/Renfrewshire/Stanely-Castle.html">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
Stanely Castle
Stanely Castle ************* I have around 50 pictures of the castle in my collection. Built in the early 15th century, Stanely Castle, to the west of Paisley, is still standing today, despite sitting in the middle of a reservoir. More information - LinkExternal link
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Glen Patrick is located at Grid Ref: NS4462 (Lat: 55.826221, Lng: -4.4833399)

Unitary Authority: Renfrewshire

Police Authority: Renfrewshire and Inverclyde

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