The hidden gem walk near Glasgow with great views that's perfect for a winter stroll

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With the festive period well and truly over, many of us will be heading outside for a wee wander to burn off some calories from all the eating and drinking.

A winter walk is always a good way to blow the cobwebs away and start off the new year feeling fresh, and there are plenty of little-known routes in Scotland if you want to avoid the crowds.One such hidden gem is the Craigie - also known as Duncarnock Fort - near Glasgow that combines a walk near a small dam combined with a fun hike that's suitable for everyone - including dogs and kids.

According to Glasgow Live, the walk finishes off with stunning views across Glasgow and beyond. The hill is actually a volcanic plug and at the top lies a prehistoric fort that dates back thousands of years and was last used around 650AD.

With the ascent at just over 200 metres at its highest point, it's perfect for a leisurely weekend stroll.Easily accessed via Barrhead, you can follow the directions to St.