Scotland's 1st National Park covers a huge area with many places to visit including galleries, cruises on Loch Lomond and many outdoor activities. In recognition of Shopping or Retail Therapy as a leisure activity we have now added a Shopping and Retail Therapy page as well as local Micro Breweries and Whisky Distilleries.
To find places to visit in and near the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park please click on the relevant link below.
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Whisky Distilleries:
When thinking of Scotland, most people think almost simultaneously of the country’s popular Scotch Whisky. What would a visit of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park be without experiencing Scotland’s most popular produce? From all the hundreds distilleries that once existed in Scotland about 100 are still active. Below you can find 12 distilleries within the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and those that are not further than 50 miles away from the Park. Read more.....
Below are links to 9 'local' Whisky Distilleries worth visiting.
To visit to our WHISKY INFORMATION pages click on any of the images below.
Lochs:
The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park contains 22 lochs, below are 14 of the main lochs. From the world famous Loch Lomond to the smaller and equally impressive Loch Chon in the Trossachs. Read more.....
Below are links to the main Lochs in the National Park.
To visit our LOCHS INFORMATION pages click on any of the images below.
Mountains:
It is the beautiful scenery of the Highland Boundary Fault which makes hill walking around Loch Lomond and the Trossachs an unforgettable experience. With views on forests, lochs, farmland, hills and rivers, hill walking in this area is something special. Munros are mountains in Scotland higher than 3000ft (914m). The smaller mountains between 2500ft and 3000ft are called Corbetts. Read more.....
Below are links to the main Munro & Bens in the National Park.
To visit our Munro MUNRO INFORMATION pages click on any of the images below.