A refreshing pint near Glasgow can be made all the better by a scenic and relaxing walk beforehand.

Luckily, the city and surrounding areas have no shortage of great pubs located by ideal walking routes.

If you're looking for a watering hole to relax in after exploring some of the most scenic routes in and around the city, we have you covered.

The best pubs around Glasgow well worth walking to this weekend

Here are the best pubs in and around Glasgow well worth walking to this weekend.

The Clansman Bar (Rowardennan Hotel), Loch Lomond

Located on the banks of Loch Lomond to the north of Glasgow, The Clansman Bar offers excellent lakeside and mountaintop views.

To get here, pubgoers can take a lovely stroll along the Balmaha to Rowardennan route which takes around 3 hours to complete in its entirety (though you don't have to do the whole thing).

Fintry Inn, Stirlingshire

The Fintry Inn in Stirlingshire offers not only opportunities to enjoy a cold beer but also serves food and has rooms available to guests.

The pub is surrounded by rolling hills and mountains, providing plenty of walking opportunities to and from the location.

The Stables, Forth and Clyde Canal

Situated off the A803 towards Kirkintilloch, those looking to enjoy a walk along the Forth and Clyde Canal (or 'Nolly') should check out The Stables.

With outdoor seating, visitors can enjoy a pint while watching serene canal barges gently glide along the waters.

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WEST Brewery, Glasgow Green

For those looking to stay within the city, WEST Brewery by Glasgow Green in the East End is perfect.

After exploring The Green and taking a glimpse of the exterior of the People's Palace (now closed to visitors) you and your friends can meander your way to the brewery where a carefully selected range of ciders, wines, cocktails, spirits and beers await.

The spot is also a stone's throw away from the city centre, making it easy to get to from town.