The Category West Lothian is a subset of Central Scotland. Browse through the Brief Records in the Category or look at the broader Category to find a List of the Titles of all the Entities associated with West Lothian which have so far been described in this Directory. Clicking on a Title will link you to the Entity's Full Record.

'Cycling is popular here, but it's great for walking and horse riding too: come and find peace and quiet among the trees, or superb views of the Breich Valley from the higher ground.'

Forestry and Land Scotland

'There are eleven Groups in the Lothian and Borders Ramblers Area, each arranges a walks programme suitable for people with different levels of experience and fitness. We organise more than 55 walks every month and offer a variety of walks.'

'Whether you're in the mood for a gentle stroll or something a little more taxing, West Lothian and the surrounding area won't disappoint ...'

'We believe the countryside is for everyone and that includes those with a disability. West Lothian disAbled Ramblers was created to add the countryside to the list of disabled activities in West Lothian but our trips aren't limited to the county or even the central belt.' ALERT At Review, I could not find the original Website referenced here on Review, so I have replaced it with a more generic one.

'Drove road ... over the Cauldstane Slap - the pass over the Pentland Hills - through West Linton to Peebles and Traquair, and onward via the Yarrow Valley to Hawick ... Developed specifically for multi-use, and having benefitted from significant capital investment to address drainage issues, install new bridges, and to create new path links to avoid boggy sections of track or other problems.'

South of Scotland Countryside Trails

The Cauldstane Slap and Cross Borders Drove Road

'A challenging walk around the lower end of West Lothian which can take you right into the Pentlands.'

Visit West Lothian

'This walk takes in some of the best views in West Lothian including Linlithgow Palace ... The Palace is one of the most impressive ruins in Scotland, and where Mary Queen of Scots was born in 1542 – well worth a visit.'

Visit West Lothian

'This is a peaceful walk along the canal side where you will find plenty of wildlife.'

Visit West Lothian