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Plenty of scenic spectacle – of course – but Loch Lomond, Stirling and the Trossachs is so accustomed to welcoming visitors, there’s also a wide choice of things to do.

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Classic walking country, but also good cycleways, golf, plus an excellent choice of watersports – activities are very wide-ranging here.

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The Old Town »

Stirling is an old Scottish ‘burgh’ – a community with status and trading rights – the characteristic Tolbooth and Mercat Cross still survive in today’s Old Town

The Trossachs

The very byword for Scottish scenery, discovered by the Romantic poets, popularised by Scott, the Trossachs are still a popular destination for today’s visitors.

Braveheart and a Fantastic View

The National Wallace Monument tells the story of Sir William Wallace, the first freedom fighter, while the Bannockburn Heritage Centre relates how Robert the Bruce freed Scotland from English rule.

Lions, Tigers & Rhinos

Drive through the animal reserves, walk through the pet farm, visit ‘chimp island’, see the sea lion and falconry displays, explore the adventure areas – enjoy a great day out for all the family.

Blair Drummond Safari Park

Bonspiel Lake »

The Lake of Menteith is the venue of Scotland’s most famous curling match.

Loch of Islands »

Loch Lomond and its many islands is best experienced from the water.

Walking & Climbing

Scotland’s most southerly Munro, Ben Lomond, beckons, as do the other big hills around Crianlarich and, of course, Arrrochar Alps. There are also plenty of low-level walks, especially in the woodlands by Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

Walks in Loch Lomond and Trossachs
West Highland Way

Local Wildlife »

Part Lowland, part Highland this area is rich in wildlife with superb oakwoods, a lowland bog with mountain hares, and a red kite feeding station.

Palace Fortress »

To this day, Stirling Castle preserves its impregnable air, rising out of what were once marshlands at the lowest bridging point of the River Forth.

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