The National Park is, rightly, a popular destination for day trips but some locations are more visited than others. Places like Luss and Balmaha on Loch Lomond or Ben A’an in the Trossachs are more well-known, but how well do…
Cashel Forest’s Path network has something for everyone, from a largely level, 500m burnside wander to a moderately challenging 5.7km hike to the peatland at the top of the path network.
One of the most popular areas of the National Park is the Trossachs (it’s in the name after all!), and the area around Loch Achray & Loch Katrine is a destination many visitors are exploring for the first time or…
Our friends at RSPB Loch Lomond have put together this selection of winter wildlife highlights to spot while you’re out and about enjoying the National Park this winter.
I always thought that camping in Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park was reserved to those who are savvy enough to plan their trips and book permits months in advance. But a recent camping trip to Loch Voil and…
This magical walk is steeped in mystery and is sure to delight adults and children alike.
On weekends and sunny days, the National Park’s popular hills can get very crowded and might not be the experience you were hoping for. Why not try visiting a quieter corner of the National Park this summer and enjoy…
Tempting though it may be to stay indoors during the cold winter months, there's still plenty to see and do in the National Park. Visiting in winter gives you the chance to appreciate the beauty of the changing seasons and…
When the leaves start turning, the National Park becomes cloaked in dramatic autumnal hues of red and yellow. It’s a fantastic time of year to get outside and explore the scenery. Whether you prefer wildlife watching, sticking to a well-trodden…
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park has something to offer for everyone, but with so many places to explore, it can be difficult to know where to start. Here are five easily accessible destinations to explore in the National Park on…
By Fiona Russell, an outdoors journalist and blogger.
This autumn celebrate with us the countless opportunities to get outside and discover the length and breadth of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
The Callander Crags offer an exhilarating walk first through woodland, then along the crag tops and to a cairn at 343m elevation.
With such a varied landscape of lochs, glens, hills, mountains and coast, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is the perfect playground for all kinds of outdoor activities! Here are eight great outdoors activities for families to try in the Park.
Whether you've never climbed a hill in your life or are an experienced hiker and have bagged lots of Munros, here in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park we have plenty of wee hills that offer spectacular views in exchange…