A short, sharp climb takes you to Creag an Tuirc, a magnificent viewpoint where you can take in Loch Voil and the Braes of Balquhidder. In this guide, we’ll tell you how you can find this incredible vista, a rallying point for the Clan MacLaren. This is worth seeing if you are visiting the resting place of Rob Roy MacGregor, or on the Bliss Trail. There is also a waterfall to visit.

Master camera settings and learn techniques to improve your photography skills at one of Loch Lomond courses.

The Rest and Be Thankful - a memorable and familiar name, this is part of the A83 that runs from Loch Lomond to Campbelltown, on the Kintyre Peninsula.

Famous, or perhaps infamous for the frequent road closures due to dramatic landslides that have blighted this vital road link for many years.

Our guide to walking the section of the West Highland Way from Rowardennan to Inversnaid. The path follows the eastern shores of Loch Lomond. Photographs of the path, with details of amenities along the route. How long to walk West Highland Way, Where to stay on West Highland Way, How easy is it to walk the West Highland Way, Which path shall I take from Rowardennan, Where to stay Inversnaid. WHW.

Tyndrum, close to the northern boundary of the National Park is a good place to get food, drink, petrol and gifts. There are two railway stations here and some scenic sections of the West Highland Way walk. A good staging post before heading north and into Glencoe. Where to stop on West Highland Way, Where to eat on West Highland Way, Visit Tyndrum, Stopping places on the A82.

Go Swim Loch Lomond is a significant open water swimming event held at Loch Lomond Shores in Balloch annually. The event is inclusive, with different experiences for all abilities ranging from 250m to 10,000m, and there are also junior events. The Loch Lomond event also features an Aquathlon, with a 750m swim followed by a 5k run alongside Loch Lomond. Open water swimming Loch Lomond.