Trossachs Trail Loop
Trossachs Trail Loop
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A 30-mile scenic trail: great for walking or biking.
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sonia l
Derbyshire
Jul 2013 • Solo
the views are outstanding, Lock Lomond is spectacular, we had great weather but I've been when its raining before its still spectacular.
Written July 27, 2013
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GReyMaiden
Maidenhead, UK
May 2018 • Family
We have not walked the full trail but the walks from Callander are superb, using the old railway line walking and cycle route (route 7) + strayed off up to Samson’s Stone and up to Lenys Falls. Just stunning
Written May 27, 2018
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anthony r
Sunderland, UK
Jun 2012 • Couples
What a place to visit, every turn there was something jaw dropping and spectacular. The whole area has some thrilling journeys and none more so than Dukes Pass and loch lomond itself.
Written June 9, 2012
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juliaandadam123
Ashford, UK
Feb 2022 • Family
We may have cheated and driven the Trossachs trail, but it didn’t take away the awe and wonder from the views along the way!
Written February 14, 2022
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Alan W
London, UK
May 2019 • Couples
Wonderful drive from Aberfoyle, then loch Katrine and then Venachar, on to Callandar then Doune, back via Thornhill and Port of Menteith. Lots of car parks , lay bys and places to stop for photos, walks etc plus tourist attractions on route. Some amazing views and not much traffic. Lots of hills and windy roads but fantastic scenery all around and varied so much in a small area. Could include Stirling if you have time
Written May 23, 2019
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Frank R
Accra, Ghana
Aug 2018 • Couples
On a wet Sunday afternoon we set out from Stirling for a leisurely drive of the Trossachs trail . We stopped off at Lake of Monteith , which is quite small , and the town of Aberfoyle. The drive through the forested hills gave magnificent views of lovely, peaceful hills and countryside. We made quite a few short stops just to soak up the environment.
It was very relaxing , scenic and well worth it .
It was very relaxing , scenic and well worth it .
Written September 3, 2018
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Krystena J
Coseley, null, United Kingdom
Jun 2018
Beautiful scenery made even better by the lovely sunny weather. It was a joy traveling through and seeing the endless green belt.
Written June 8, 2018
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thesingingdecorator
Northwich, UK
Oct 2016 • Couples
Fell upon the Trossachs trail loop by mistake whilst on route to woollen mills in Kilmahog(dodgy name). Turned out to be glorified gift shops so gave them a swift swerve and ended up on the Sir Walter Scott steamboat. Through some beautiful countryside down to Aberfoyle and on to Stirling.
Written October 5, 2016
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mvw1981
Canterbury, UK
Mar 2016 • Family
Lovely walks around different lakes and hills. Didn't see as much wildlife as we had thought. Howver, amazing views once you get higher of the town and lakes below.
Written April 11, 2016
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Irene S
Dundee
Oct 2015 • Couples
Loch Lubnaig is a stunning beauty spot, 5 miles west of Callander. The Cabin is perfect to stop and have a bite to eat, everything is cooked/baked on the premises and is very tasty and fresh. There are lovely picnic tables where you can sit and enjoy the stunning scenery. Excellent toilet facilities which are spotlessly clean.
Travel a bit further and you reach Loch Katrine, home of the steam ship Sir Walter Scott. We spent a couple of hours sailing on the "Lady of the Lake". Stunning scenery and excellent friendly crew. There are bicycles for hire or you may walk on the shores of Loch Katrine. There is a Gift Shop and we enjoyed a lovely bowl of homemade soup in the Brenachoiile Restaurant. Definitely worth a visit.
Travel a bit further and you reach Loch Katrine, home of the steam ship Sir Walter Scott. We spent a couple of hours sailing on the "Lady of the Lake". Stunning scenery and excellent friendly crew. There are bicycles for hire or you may walk on the shores of Loch Katrine. There is a Gift Shop and we enjoyed a lovely bowl of homemade soup in the Brenachoiile Restaurant. Definitely worth a visit.
Written October 3, 2015
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