Loch Lomond and the Trossachs is 720 square miles of dramatic scenery that has inspired writers, poets and artists for hundreds of years. With the vast Loch Lomond and the surrounding Trossachs woodland, this National Park is filled with undulating hills, mighty mountains and, of course, the vast Loch Lomond itself. If you seek nature in all its immense, powerful forms, then Loch Lomond is the place to be.
Reasons to Visit Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Loch Lomond
Located near the West Coast of Scotland in the Argyll and Bute region, Loch Lomond has a surface area of 77.1 square miles, making it the largest lake in Great Britain. The loch is perfect for water activities like kayaking, canoeing, sailing, water skiing and wakeboarding. You can go waterskiing in the morning and fly fishing for salmon in the afternoon. You can also rent a boat and visit the 30 islands on the loch. The loch is a marvellous location; even walking on its shores will send tingles up your spine. Book your last-minute Loch Lomond adventure cottage and enjoy the best prices and the greatest selection of late-availability cottages. You can even book a cottage with a hot tub to warm you up after a busy day of water activities.
The Trossachs
The Trossachs are the forests, glens, mountains, and hills surrounding Loch Lomond. The fault line that divides the Highlands and Lowlands runs through the National Park, and there is a lot to see when exploring it. From gentle climbs around the loch to long-distance adventures deep into the woods and mountaineering opportunities, there is much to explore. There are also relaxing activities like golf and cycling for you and your family to enjoy. Explore this vast expanse of Scottish countryside and pick the ideal cottage for you and your family. Whether you want to be deep in a remote valley or by the loch, you have the best selection of last-minute cottages at your fingertips. You'll also feel safe knowing that you are getting the best price for your professionally managed cottage. Discover the perfect cottage in one of the most stunning areas of Scotland.
Where to Stay in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Where you stay in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park very much depends on the activities you and your family or friends are interested in. If you are hardcore climbers, Ben Lomond and Ben Ime are over 3,000 feet and only a few miles from the loch. But if you and your family are there to enjoy the loch itself and its activities, then being right on the water's edge is your best choice.
Places to Visit Near Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Stirling is a small city that packs a punch with great food, history and independent shops.
Glasgow is a city full of Scottish energy and passion, with a great music scene and over 130 yearly music events.
Edinburgh is a fantastic last-minute city break with great food, history, and entertainment.
Perthshire has the bustling city of Perth and quiet rolling glens, castles, and distilleries.
