Paddleboarding spots in North Lanarkshire
2 launch spots across North Lanarkshire
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LochHillend slipway, Hillend Loch
North Lanarkshire, ScotlandA slipway on the western shore of Hillend Loch, a reservoir near Caldercruix in North Lanarkshire, reached from the A89. The loch was created in 1797 when the North Calder Water was dammed to feed the Monkland Canal, and Scottish Canals owns it today. A circular path rings the shore, and Monklands Sailing Club keeps its dinghy fleet here alongside permit fishing.
LochForrestfield slipway, Hillend Loch
North Lanarkshire, ScotlandA slipway on the eastern shore of Hillend Loch, a reservoir east of Caldercruix in North Lanarkshire, close to the hamlet of Forrestfield on the A89. The loch was formed between 1797 and 1799 by damming the North Calder Water to feed the Monkland Canal and is now owned by Scottish Canals. Monklands Sailing Club operates on the loch and a fishing club holds permit-based rights, so a launch here shares the water with dinghy racing and anglers.
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