Loch Lomond & The Trossachs

The largest area of fresh water in Britain, Loch Lomond's waters pass through West Dunbartonshire to the mighty Firth of Clyde at Dumbarton, with elegant Helensburgh a little downstream.

Aberfoyle is the gateway to the deep glens and tiny villages of The Trossachs, a walkers paradise. Enjoy the splendour of Loch Katrine and admire the inspiration for Rob Roy, from the decks of the elegant Steam Ship Sir Walter Scott.


			Linlithgow Palace (Mary Queen of Scots birthplace), Bannockburn (Battlefield 1314), Stirling (Castle), Wallace Monument (Sir William Wallace), Callander (Rob Roy Centre), Kilmahog (Woollen Mill), Loch Katrine (SS "Sir Walter Scott"), Balquhidder (Rob Roy’s Grave), Queen Elizabeth’s Forest, Aberfoyle (Scottish Wool Centre), Loch Lomond. Please note that due to the variable time clients wish to spend at different places and the mileage between the attractions chosen, it may not be possible to visit all the places listed, and depending on the time of year some attractions may be closed.


			The Loch Lomond Portal The Friends of Loch Lomond Argyll, The Isles, Loch Lomond, Stirling & The Trossachs Tourist Board