All Loch Lomond & The Trossachs places
73 places
1Ben LomondA hard climb to a summit with Loch Lomond spread below.
2Trossachs PierHistoric cruises, a panoramic tower, and a lochside day out.
3Conic HillA short, steep hill with a huge view over Loch Lomond's islands.
4Falls of DochartA village waterfall that roars beneath an old stone bridge.
5Ben A’anSteep 4km return climb to a rocky top above Loch Katrine
6Bracklinn FallsA woodland walk to tumbling water and a deep rock gorge.
7Benmore Botanic GardenGiant redwoods below a hillside of plants from around the world.
Balmaha Visitor CentreA useful base for Conic Hill, lochside walks and local stories.
8InchcaillochA boat-access island of bluebells, woodland paths, and big loch views.
9Luss Pier and LochshoreA pier, beach and village view that makes Loch Lomond feel close.
10Falls of Falloch and Woven SoundA woodland waterfall with a steel viewing shelter beside the drop
The Lodge Forest Visitor CentreStart here for the waterfall walk, wildlife hide and forest views.
11Inchmahome PrioryA short boat ride to a 13th-century island priory ruin
12The Cobbler (Ben Arthur)Three rocky summits, with an optional scramble through the needle.
13Rest and Be Thankful ViewpointThe famous top-of-the-pass view, a soldiers' stone and a burger van
14Inversnaid FallsA footbridge brings you close to the tumbling Arklet Burn.
15Loch Katrine Scenic TowerA short climb to the viewpoint that started Scottish tourism.
RSPB Loch Lomond Nature HubWetlands, oak woods and a proper Loch Lomond shoreline walk.
16Balloch Castle Country ParkGardens, woodland and a lochside picnic without a hill climb
17Milarrochy BayA lone oak, open water and a classic Loch Lomond shoreline.
18Maid of the Loch and Balloch Steam SlipwayA last-of-its-kind paddle steamer beside a working historic slipway.
19Rob Roy’s Grave and Balquhidder Old KirkRob Roy’s grave beside a roofless old kirk in Balquhidder Glen
Glen Finglas Visitor GatewayPlan nine routes or a 2 km sculpture trail from here.
20Puck’s GlenA mossy gorge walk threaded with waterfalls, bridges and ferns.
21SEA LIFE Loch Lomond AquariumA compact aquarium with a walk-through tunnel, otters and loch views.
22Loch Lomond Bird of Prey CentreWoodland flying displays and all five of Britain's native owls.
23Ardentinny BeachA long lochside beach with rock pools and woodland walks.
24Firkin PointA lochside stop with Ben Lomond views and a long flat path.
25Tarbet Pier and Picnic AreaBoard a circular cruise, or just take a short lochside break
26Faerie Hollow — Loch LubnaigVerse in metal tucked in a faerie hollow facing Ben Ledi
27LookOut — Loch VoilMirrored cabin between two lochs, framing views while nearly vanishing
28Stronachlachar PierA quiet Loch Katrine pier for boats, hills, and a good café.
29Moirlanich LonghouseRare cruck-framed longhouse where family and cattle shared one roof
30Historic Kilmun and Argyll MausoleumA lochside church with a mausoleum, stained glass, and a rare organ.
31Tom Weir StatueA lochside memorial with a real Scottish outdoors story.
32Falls of Leny ViewpointFoaming rapids split around a huge rock in a wooded gorge
The Drovers InnHearty pub food, a stuffed bear and three centuries of history.
33Inveruglas Lochside ViewpointA quick lochside stop with Ben Lomond and the Arrochar Alps.
Loch Drunkie Picnic AreaThe easy picnic stop with the drive’s nicest shore walk.
Jubilee PointA quiet lochside picnic with room to launch a kayak.
34Carrick Castle Shore ViewA medieval tower on the loch shore, best enjoyed from outside.
35Luss Parish ChurchAn unusual hogback stone sits in a historic churchyard by the loch.
36Brenachoile PointA grassy peninsula for a picnic beside the loch
The Green Welly StopCullen skink, dry socks and fuel where the Highland roads split.
37Glenfinart Walled GardenA volunteer-run garden with Victorian walls and room for a picnic.
38Kilmun ArboretumA 1930s tree collection with Holy Loch views and steep trails.
39Duck Bay Beach and Picnic AreaSand, pebbles and picnic grass with wide views across the loch
40Falls of EdinampleA wooded Loch Earn waterfall with a folklore-rich Gaelic name.
The Real Food CafeTyndrum's award-winning chippy, with a coeliac-certified menu
41Creag an Tuirc ViewpointA short climb to Loch Voil views and Clan MacLaren history
Loch Chon CampsiteWoodland camping with the loch on your doorstep.
Loch Achray CampsiteA basic 17-pitch base for Loch Achray and Ben A’an walks.
Sallochy CampsiteTent-only pitches by old oak woodland on the loch shore
Cashel CampsiteA lochside base with water access and the West Highland Way.
Milarrochy Bay Camping and Caravanning Club SiteA lochside base for paddling, camping, and the West Highland Way.
Luss Caravan & CampsiteGrassy pitches on the loch shore, short walk into Luss village
Beinglas CampsiteMountain-ringed West Highland Way stop with bar, shop and hot showers
Cobleland CampsiteWoodland and meadow pitches beside the River Forth
By The Way Hostel and CampsiteA walker’s overnight stop with a drying room for wet gear.
Maragowan Caravan and Motorhome Club CampsiteA riverbank campsite with Killin, the Falls of Dochart and hills nearby.
Lomond Woods Holiday ParkWoodland pitches and cabins, with Lomond Shores a short walk away
Immervoulin Caravan & Camping ParkA riverside campsite with mountain views and a walk to Loch Lubnaig.
Loch Lomond Holiday ParkPrivate beach, launchable shoreline and lodges facing open water
Ardlui Holiday ParkA lochside base for boats, whisky and the West Highland Way ferry.
Inverbeg Holiday ParkA lochside base with lodges, a play area and an on-site shop.
Strathfillan WigwamsA farm-and-forest base for a quieter Highland night
Drymen CampingTent pitches and pods directly on the West Highland Way.
Keltie Bridge Caravan ParkRiverside pitches with solid facilities, a walk from Callander
Callander Woods Holiday ParkA practical Trossachs base, with woodland, pitches and a loch nearby.
Balquhidder Braes Holiday ParkHillside lodges with hot tubs beside the Rob Roy Way.
Glen Dochart Caravan and Holiday ParkA peaceful touring base in Glen Dochart, with walks close by.
Lagganbeg Caravan and Camping ParkA quiet campsite with a loch shore walk and hill views.
Cot House Caravan ParkA practical Cowal base with touring pitches and a handy shop.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Tour Guide
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Ben Lomond from Rowardennan0:00 / 0:32
“You're coming up on Rowardennan, the starting point for Ben Lomond.”
Plays as you drive up to Ben Lomond in the Parkwolf Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Tour Guide.
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- Wildlife heatmapsfor Golden Eagle, Red Deer, Mute Swan, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 93 trails, 73 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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