The relay started at the Riverside Museum and ended at Victoria Park
The baton was carried by zip wire from the Finnieston crane across the River Clyde to the BBC Scotland building at Pacific Quay
Glasgow 2014 chairman Lord Smith of Kelvin carried the baton to the Partick Thistle ground
Susan Boyle was a baton bearer at Yorkhill children's hospital
The baton relay kicks in front of the Riverside Museum with a musical performance by a group of cyclists.
The bell ringing piece titled "Bikes - Bells - Boomwhacker - Baton" was the perfect way to start the morning.
Tony Nellany, from the BBC's baton relay team, tweets: "It's another brilliant morning in #Glasgow @riversidemuseum as everyone awaits the #BatonRelay #BBCBatonRelay, external"
Today the baton will travel around Glasgow's West End, visiting key locations such as the SECC, Kelvingrove and Scotstoun Leisure Centre.
Susan Boyle will carry the baton at Yorkhill hospital for sick children at about 10:00 BST.
The baton go through Anderston, Govan, Kelvingrove, Partick, Hyndland, Jordanhill, Victoria Park, Hillhead, Woodlands, Saracen, Firhill, Maryhill, Temple, Knightswood, Drumchapel, Yoker and Scotstoun.
If you fancy going out to cheer along the runners you will be able to see them at the following times and locations:
06:45 Anderston
08.20 Govan
09:30 Kelvingrove
12.15 Victoria Park
15.00 Firhill
16.40 Drumchapel
17:40 Yoker
18.15 Scotstoun
18.45 Victoria Park - end of day celebrations
You will find a map showing the exact route and GPS tracking of the baton here, external.
Good morning and welcome to Day 38 of the Queen's Baton Relay in Scotland.
We are dusting off the cobwebs again as we are about to begin the second day of the baton relay in Glasgow.
Today the baton relay will start in Anderson and finish in Victoria Park as the route travels west of the city.