tunnel on the walton burn, which takes the burn under the cumbernauld-falkirk railway line.

Tunnel on the Walton Burn - Cumbernauld visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Tunnel on the Walton Burn' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Strathclyde.

The Walton Burn is a small stream that flows the Red Burn and then into the Forth and Clyde Canal just north of Cumbernauld in Strathclyde. Next to the tunnel is Castlecary (or Castle Cary), a a fifteenth-century tower house on one of the principal forts of the Roman Antonine Wall. The tower of Castlecary is about 12m high, made from rock collected from a nearby Roman fort.

Just before the tunnel the Walton Burn tumbles down a 25m escarpment creating the Walton Burn Waterfall.

Road: About 1 mile from Castlecary village, 4 miles from Cumbernauld and 7 miles from Falkirk.
Rail: Croy Rail Station (5.5miles)