It’s not really a stretch to say that Loch Lomond and the Trossachs has some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. With the vast expanse of mountains, glens and trails, as well as the tranquil loch itself, there’s an abundance of activities for all families and budgets. The area is a living, working landscape, with plenty of wildlife to spot and munros to climb. The lochside lodges and holiday cottages scattered across the region make the national park a place to truly get away from it all and take it all in.
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Things to do on the waters of Loch Lomond
On the UK’s largest freshwater loch you can enjoy a variety of boat cruises for an hour or more, from a range of different locations. You can also hire boats, or try water-skiing, canoeing or kayaking. From April each year there is a waterbus to take you to your destination.
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