Loch Lomond is the largest body of freshwater in mainland Britain. It has been used by generations of Scots and visitors for boating, water skiing, bathing and other less active pleasures such as picnicking or just enjoying the unique atmosphere and scenery.

Loch Lomond is enjoyed by a variety of users, we ask that you show consideration of others and respect for your surrounding environment. Firstly our priority is your enjoyment of this beautiful part of Scotland, however you must act responsibly, stay safe and understand the Loch Lomond Byelaws.

Loch Lomond is a special place for people and nature. Please take your litter home and be aware of others – don’t let your enjoyment of the loch spoil it for other people.

An exciting new water bus service is operating on Loch Lomond from 26 July to 5 September 2010. For timetables, fares and more information click here.

National Park Rangers are on site at the Duncan Mills Memorial Slipway and Milarrochy Bay to offer advice and support when launching your boat onto Loch Lomond:

Launch Facilities
Duncan Mills Memorial Slipway, Balloch Tel: 01389 722030 Opening times: Easter to October: 8am – 10pm October to Easter: 9am – 5pm. Free public slipway, trailer park Base for the water-borne Rangers and boat registration Shower, toilet and changing facilities Full range of leaflets Shop selling lifejackets, other boating items and Loch Lomond cruise tickets	Milarrochy Bay, East Loch Lomond Tel: 01360 870412 Opening times: 9am - 4pm daily Safe launching for smaller boats Boat registration Parking, toilets, shower and changing facilities