Visitor Guides Loch Lomond & The Trossachs
Watch this short video for an aerial guide to some of the amazing places in the National Park
Plan your next trip to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Let us use our local knowledge and experiences to help you plan your Loch Lomond and the Trossachs trip. Our regularly updated guides provide valuable recommendations for exploring this stunning region, whether you prefer walking, cycling, touring by car/campervan, or taking to the water.
If planning a walk, check our guide to climbing Ben Lomond or our planning guide to walking the West Highland Way.
If you’re looking for a place to stay, browse our extensive accommodation directory, which includes options for all budgets. We also cover camping and motorhome/campervan sites.
Don’t miss exploring the beautiful villages of Balmaha and Luss. Balmaha is home to one of Scotland’s most famous hill walks, Conic Hill, where the path has recently been upgraded, while Luss is known for its picturesque charm and the magical Luss Faerie Trail—a must-visit for families. If you want to experience the loch from the water or sail between Balmaha and Luss, check out our cruise and water bus timetables for all sailing options.
A visit to Loch Katrine is a must, especially in 2025, as the historic Steamship Sir Walter Scott is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Loch Katrine is part of the Trossachs Trail and home to the fantastic new scenic tower, offering panoramic views at the birthplace of Scottish tourism.
Along with the National Park's well-known attractions, we also feature guides to some of its hidden gems. Discover the beauty of Loch Goil and explore other fantastic locations in Argyll Forest, including the stunning Benmore Botanic Garden.
Don’t forget to visit our shop, where you can purchase gifts and experiences, including our photo/guidebook, 101 Things to Do in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.
The Regions of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
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Loch Lomond
Pretty villages, magical islands, and Ben Lomond, Scotland's most southerly Munro.
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The Trossachs
Explore the wild forests, mountains, hills and lochs at the birthplace of Scottish tourism.
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Argyll Forest
Enjoy the peaceful scenery of Britain’s oldest forest park, from Holy Loch to the Arrochar Alps.
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Breadalbane
Walk in the footsteps of Rob Roy MacGregor, infamous outlaw and clan chief of the 1700s.
Popular activities in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs
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Cycling
Explore Loch Lomond & The Trossachs on two wheels, using the excellent cycle routes.
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Walking
Take a short hike or walk one of Scotland's great trails, like the West Highland Way.
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Boat Cruises
Enjoy cruises on Loch Katrine or Loch Lomond, discover history and enjoy the scenery
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Wildlife & Nature
Connect with nature and see wildlife at the parks forests, lochs and reserves.