THINGS TO DO IN LOCH LOMOND
THINGS TO DO IN LOCH LOMOND
At 190m deep and with a shoreline of 153 km, whether you're after a gentle round of golf and a romantic loch-side ramble, or a vigorous hike and wild watery adventures, there are loads of ways to explore the loch.
Hikes & Nature Walks
The Loch Lomond area is full of beautiful walks and hikes that vary in difficulty. You can learn more about routes and trails on the WalkHighlands.co.uk website.
Below are a few routes the Ferguson family loves!
Ben Lomond
Located on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond within the Trossachs National Park, Ben Lomond is one of the easier munros;
- Suitable for novice walkers and children
- 1000 metres high
- Easy to navigate
- Fantastic views
- Busy route
- One of Scotland's most popular hills
Conic Hill
Conic Hill is the perfect hiking option for those short on time wishing to enjoy a breath of fresh air or those with children, as the gradual incline makes for a more leisurely walk, affording the most beautiful views across Loch Lomond throughout the ascent and descent;
- Suitable for novice walkers and children
- 361 metres high
- Part of the world famous West Highland Way
- Exquisite views from 20-30 minutes into the route
- Well signposted
Golfing
The Carrick Golf Course
Nine holes on the high road, nine on the low road. Golfers should prepare themselves for an epic journey of stunning greens, majestic highland backdrops brilliantly peppered with bunkers and of course the world’s most beautiful water hazard - the great loch itself. Learn more here.
Tours & Sightseeing
Sweeney’s Cruises
One of the longest running family businesses in Scotland, Sweeney's Cruise Co. has operated boats on Loch Lomond since the 1880s, and in that time has come to know every inch of the Loch's 23 miles, its varied wildlife, wealth of history, legend and folklore.
Sweeney’s Cruises has multiple options for touring Loch Lomond by boat. Discover their options here.
Glengoyne Distillery Tours
Glengoyne is often regarded as Scotland’s most beautiful distillery. Situated amongst idyllic countryside landscapes snuggled into Dumgoyne Hill, the distillery is a short drive from Glasgow, Stirling and of course, Loch Lomond. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to taste their finest malt whisky in the most beautiful setting imaginable, with one of their seven tour experiences. Learn more about the tour options here.