About 60 minutes to 90 depending on how many stops are made. It’s only about 7 miles but it has a 10 mile speed limit. So 90 minutes max.

Glasgow to Aberfoyle is about an hour. Edinburgh to Aberfoyle is 1hr 20mins Roughly. The roads to Aberfoyle are mainly 2 lanes one in each direction so be aware of speed limit, people walking atling the side of the roads, cyclists and the odd horse rider. The roads are winding with passing points, take advantage of these to admire our countryside, and enjoy the views.

It is a single track road one way only. It's narrow but probably ok. You can always check at the visitor centre at the bottom of the road from aberfoyle turn off to loch katrine.

Yes. The road is stony in places so be wary as kicking up stones could be an issue but other than that would be amazing to do on a motorbike

The official opening hours for Forest drive is 10am - 4 pm. There drive is gated at both ends and the access gate (it's a one way system) is in theory closed at 4 pm the exit gate possibly an hour later. In practice the gates are often open later. An entrance fee or £2 is required via a parking meter at the entrance, you can return as many time as you wish that day. It is possible to stay overnight inside forest drive if you are camping, or if you have a motor home, this requires you to purchase a permit online at an additional cost of £3 per night. There are 4 motorhome spaces and a large number of camping areas. some camping areas are very poor, others are excellent. Search "Loch Lomond Get a Permit" for more details.

Yes fishing is permitted with a permit obtainable at the forest park visitor centre. Not sure about the camping an email to cowaltrossachs@forestry.gsi.gov.uk might help.

The countryside is full of excitement and wonder for small children. Collecting treasures along the way, riding on shoulders, jumping off logs and climbing trees. Great place for riding bikes too as there is very little traffic and what there is drives slowly to admire the views.