The Trossachs (often referred to as 'The Highlands in Minature') is less than an hour from Glasgow and the outskirts of Edinburgh, making it perfect for both day and short visits. As well as being perfect for rest and relaxation, the Trossachs are fast gaining a reputation for corporate events such as conferences, team building and meetings with its many quality venues and activities on offer. The Trossachs are also perfect for planning your unique and memorable wedding. For those just wanting to escape from their busy lives for a few hours or days, Red & roe deer, capercaillie, red squirrel, woodpecker, blackcock, wood ants, wood wasps, barn owls, and an array of plants and fungi are just a small sample of what awaits the patient visitor.

The Trossachs National Park includes Ben Lomond and Loch Lomond; the largest expanse of freshwater in Britain. Between Callander and Aberfoyle is the Queen Elizabeth Park managed and maintained by the Forestry Commission. The Trossachs National Park extends right out to Breadalbane where you find Ben Lui, Ben Challum, Ben More and Ben Vorlich and finally the Argyll Forest of the Cowal peninsula, the Arrochar Alps and its sea lochs.

Whether you are coming out for the day, a short break or are lucky enough to be visiting Scotland for business or pleasure please visit our Things To Do, Places to Visit and Trossachs History pages to plan your visit to the Trossachs. Below are a selecton of images showing the Trossachs kindly provided by photographscotland.com.