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Welcome to The Villages in The Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park

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Inverarnan is situated at the south end of Glen Falloch, on the shores of the River Falloch. The Drovers Inn which dates back to the 17 Century, in Inverarnan is well known as a haunted location and has been visited by many paranornal enthusiasts. Inverarnan also has a fantastic campsite and close by on the Ben Glas Burn is a stunning waterfall.

Maybe not so well known is the Public Bar at the Beinglas Campsite. It also has a great outdoor seating area complete with a large woodburner. The campsite also has a small shop and serves great food.  On site there are wigwams, lodges and they can also provide Bed and Breakfast. The West Highland Way passes directly through the Beinglas Campsite. The campsite is open most of the year but closes for a short time over the winter months so check before you plan your walk.

Just north of Inverarnan are the Falls of Falloch, a popular beauty spot and only a short walk from the A82. Further north is an ancient boundary stone, Clach nam breatann, the stone of the Britons. It is said to mark the defeat of the Britons of Strathclyde by the Scotii of Dalriada in AD 717. It may well have acted as a boundary stone between the two cultures and the Picts.

Inverarnan is a popular start point for climbers wanting to bag the Munros to the north of Loch  Lomond such as Ben Chabhair, Beinn a'Chroin and An Caisteal which can be bagged together by the very fit climbers. More details of some of these Munros can b found on the Mountains and Bens pages.

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