Aberfoyle, Gateway to the Trossachs, also known as the faerie capital of Scotland. There are lots to see and do around Aberfoyle, including Scottish Wool Centre, Go Ape, The Lodge and nearby Loch Ard. Aberfoyle is on the route of NCN 7 - National Cycle Network. Visit Aberfoyle, Visit the Trossachs, Things to do in and close to Aberfoyle, Explore the Trossachs, Aberfoyle in the Trossachs.

Stronachlachar is a small lochside community by Loch Katrine in the Trossachs. The spectacular narrow and winding 11-mile road from Aberfoyle passes Lochs Ard, Chon and Arklet and is one of the most scenic routes in the National Park. This guide has information on cycling around Loch Katrine and combining a boat trip with a cycle. Also the history of Loch Katrine Aquaduct and Rob Roy. .

See and photograph Osprey from a new Trossachs hide near Callander. You can also see other wildlife from Trossachs Osprey Hide.

Loch Chon is in the Trossachs. From Aberfoyle follow the signs for Stronachlachar, passing first Loch Ard and then onto Loch Chon. A little further along the road are Loch Arklet and Loch Katrine, with Loch Lomond accessible at Inversnaid. Loch Chon is ideal for kayaks, canoes or stand up paddleboards, it is also popular for open water swimming. Visit Loch Chon, Explore The Trossachs.

Are you looking for locations in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs that are part of the Rob Roy MacGregor Story? From his birthplace by Loch Katrine to his resting place in Balquhidder, discover Rob Roy locations Loch Lomond & The Trossachs. Rob Roy Country, Learn about Rob Roy, Who was Rob Roy MacGregor, Where was Rob Roy MacGregor born, Where is Rob Roy MacGregor buried, Visit Rob Roy locations.

The 40 mile Trossachs Trail was inspired by the original historic Trossachs Tour. The route is signed by a series of brown road signs and takes in the communities of Doune, Callander, Aberfoyle, Blair Drummond, Deanston, Brig o’ Turk and Kilmahog. This article features 20 great activities to enjoy in The Trossachs, an ideal planning tool for your next visit to the Trossachs, in Scotland.

Just a short distance from the shops in Callander is the beautiful Bracklinn Falls. From the car park, it’s just under a mile to walk to the falls. This gem is close to the town of Callander in the Trossachs. How to get to Bracklinn Falls, Where to park to see Bracklinn Falls, Walking in Callander, Explore The Trossachs. Things to do in Callander. Waterfalls in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

Climb Ben A'an in the Trossachs to see one of Scotland's most iconic views. Photographs of this view are used extensively by organisations such as VisitScotland to attract visitors to Scotland In this guide, we'll tell you exactly where Ben A'an is, where to park and how long it will take you to climb it.

The legendary story of Reverend Robert Kirk who was a minister in Aberfoyle between 1685-1692. He put Aberfoyle on the map as the ‘Faerie Capital’, inspiring many people to walk up Doon Hill with the story of him being abducted by the faeries for revealing their secrets. Doon Hill is easily reached from Aberfoyle, which is on the Trossachs Trail. Explore the Trossachs, plan your next trip to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs, discover things to do in Aberfoyle.

Reverend Kirk famously told the secrets of fairies in a book that he wrote. They are said to have had their revenge though, when he took a walk-up Doon Hill, as they took his soul, trapping it in a pine tree at the top of the hill.

Visit the new scenic tower and viewpoints at the historic site above Trossachs Pier at Loch Katrine, where Sir Walter Scott was inspired to write his epic poem Lady of the Lake.

The latest visitor information to plan a trip to Loch Katrine in the Trossachs, sail on Steamship Sir Walter Scott or one of the other cruise boats.

Following the successful SOS - Save our Steamship appeal, Steamship Sir Walter Scott is restored and sailing again on Loch Katrine in the Trossachs.

For this guide, we're back onto the Trossachs Trail for the town of Callander, a destination in its own right as well as an excellent base for exploring the nearby waterfalls, lochs, forests, hills, glens and mountains. Cycle in Callander follow NCN7 to Loch Lubnaig or Loch Venachar, Climb Ben Ledi, events in Callander, angling in Callander, salmon in Callander. Callander Visitor Information

The Three Lochs Forest Drive is a 7-mile forest drive, located two miles north of Aberfoyle, on the A821, better known as the Duke's Pass. The Dukes Pass itself is a road famous for its twists, turns and views. Look out for the entrance on the right-hand side when driving from Aberfoyle. If you're on two wheels, you can access the drive by cycling on NCN7 Lochs & Glens Way. On Trossachs Trial.

The Lodge Forest Visitor Centre is a flagship site for Forestry and Land Scotland, set within Queen Elizabeth Forest, part of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. It is one mile north of Aberfoyle in the Trossachs, on Duke's Pass. The Lodge features a cafe, toilets, waterfall, trails, wildlife hide and Go Ape! Little Fawn Waterfall is dramatic, you can also see red squirrels nearby.

Details of a very pleasant walk along the shores of Loch Katrine, before a hike into the forest, climbing to get outstanding views across to Ben Venue. Total time around 3 hours, 11km another beautiful walk in the heart of the Trossachs. Visit the Trossachs, walk in the footsteps of the poets and authors that put Loch Katrine and the Trossachs on the map. Loch Katrine on the Trossachs Trail.