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Dundee to Glasgow

Rudy has visited nine of the twelve stations we count on the Dundee to Glasgow route.

Dundee ✓
Station 145 7th October 2022

A Friday afternoon visit to Dundee station in Dundee, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 14:48 on a train from Glasgow Queen Street and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk
Rudy at Dundee Station.
Dundee 7th October 2022

Dundee City Centre
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An afternoon walk at Dundee train station.

Invergowrie ✓
Station 80 8th September 2021

The exit gate on platform 1 at Invergowrie station leads immediately onto a woodland path - ten seconds off the train and its a safe off-lead walk for Rudy. Except for the little matter of posing for photos first, poor dog!
Rudy at Invergowrie Station.
Invergowrie 5th May 2025

A Boat Shed Picnic
Rudy on our walk at Invergowrie.

Invergowrie southbound platform has a gate that opens right into woodland on the Firth of Tay. There's not much here except some reed beds, a couple old boat sheds and plenty peace and quiet to sit and enjoy a picnic looking out across the mud fla

Perth ✓
Station 217 19th March 2024

We'd been to Perth a few times to change trains and at least once left the station for a wee dog walk so very overdue for its official tick ✓ off our list!
Rudy at Perth Station.
Perth 19th March 2024

Moncreiffe Island
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A morning walk at Perth train station.

Gleneagles ✓
Station 141 1st September 2022

A short visit to a station that could be a destination in itself with it's distinctive old livery colours.
Rudy at Gleneagles Station.
Gleneagles 1st September 2022

Gleneagles Golf Course
Rudy on our walk at Gleneagles.

Not the most exciting walk for dogs but a pretty place to visit for a couple of snapshots. Rudy had a wee tear on a carpal pad this week so on vets orders wasn't allowed big adventures. A train trip to Gleneagles staved off his boredom and lfted h

Dunblane ✓
Station 190 15th August 2023

A Tuesday afternoon visit to Dunblane station in Stirling, Eastern Scotland. We caught the 15:25 train to Stirling after our walk - and after taking our station selfie of course!
Rudy at Dunblane Station.
Dunblane 17th August 2023

Allan Water
Rudy on our walk at Dunblane.

After our Darn Walk to get to Dunblane Rudy returned for a walk further along the river to see the railway viaduct over the Allan Water. Because riverside walks to see railway viaducts is what we do. Oh, and also picnics we do have quite a lot of pic

Bridge Of Allan ✓
Station 189 15th August 2023

One of the very first station-to-station walks I planned was from Bridge of Allan so it was good to eventually get out and get it done. No good reason for the delay - it was just a good walk plan that had to wait for its turn!
Rudy at Bridge Of Allan Station.
Bridge Of Allan and Dunblane 15th August 2023

The Darn Walk
Rudy on our walk between Bridge Of Allan and Dunblane.

Allan Water From Bridge of Allan we took a walk down along the Allan Water. There's a great little path that winds through the wooded eastern bank and up & over a couple of tributaries. Rudy loves this sort of path where he can run ahead an

Stirling ✓
Station 22 27th February 2019

A fine February afternoon in Stirling gave us the chance to spend all afternoon exploring the city.
Rudy at Stirling Station.
Stirling 31st July 2017

Puppy Dog Rudy Visits Stirling
Rudy on our walk at Stirling.

Four months after arriving in Scotland Rudy was ready to learn some of it's history. An afternoon train trip to Stirling meant a walk along the River Forth and then up to see the castle. Not much history learned, poor quality camera phone pictures

Larbert ✓
Station 19 7th December 2018

A Friday afternoon visit to Larbert station in Falkirk, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 13:51 on a train from Glasgow Queen Street and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk
Rudy at Larbert Station.
Larbert 7th December 2018

December Rain at Larbert
Rudy on our walk at Larbert.

An afternoon walk at Larbert train station.

Croy

From Wikipedia : Croy railway station serves the village of Croy – as well as the nearby town of Kilsyth and parts of Cumbernauld – in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is located on the Glasgow to Edinburgh via Falkirk Line, 11+1⁄2 miles (18.5 km) northeast of Glasgow Queen Street. The station services include the Glasgow–Edinburgh mainline and between Glasgow Queen Street and Stirling. Train services are provided by ScotRail.

Lenzie

From Wikipedia : Lenzie serves Lenzie and Kirkintilloch in East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It is located on the Croy Line, 6+1⁄4 miles (10.1 km) northeast of Glasgow Queen Street. Trains on the Glasgow to Edinburgh via Falkirk Line pass Lenzie by. The station is served by ScotRail.

Bishopbriggs

From Wikipedia : Bishopbriggs serves Bishopbriggs in East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It is located on the Glasgow to Edinburgh via Falkirk Line, 3+1⁄4 miles (5.2 km) north of Glasgow Queen Street, but is currently only served by services on the Croy Line.

Glasgow Queen Street ✓
Station 61 23rd September 2020

A Wednesday afternoon visit to Glasgow Queen Street station in Glasgow, West Central Scotland. We caught the 15:34 train to Maryhill after our walk - and after taking our station selfie of course!
Rudy at Glasgow Queen Street Station.
Glasgow Queen Street 23rd September 2020

Buchanan Street & George Square
Rudy on our walk between george and square.

An afternoon walk at Glasgow Queen Street train station.