Loch Lomond Trossachs & Forth Valley Walking

• Discover the "bonnie banks" of Loch Lomond
• Climb Conic Hill, sitting astride the Highland Boundary Fault line
• Sip on a wee dram or two of whisky from local distillery Glengoyne
• Discover the history of 'Rob Roy Country', home of Scotland's most famous outlaw
• Walk between the charming Trossachs towns of Aberfoyle, Callander and Pitlochry

Explore the Lochs, Glens and Mountains of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park on a walking or cycling holiday. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs is a UK National Park and hosts some of the best scenery in the nation. And of course it is also home to Scotland's most famous long-distance trail, the West Highland Way.

The Trossachs Trail explores the most picturesque area of the Trossachs, an enchanting place filled with lochs, mountains, rivers and forest rich in both scenic beauty and historical interest. The Trossachs inspired Sir Walter Scott to write “Lady of the Lake” and “Rob Roy”, both of which popularised the Highlands of Scotland as a popular destination. You can almost feel the history here as you pass by ancient sites such as standing stones and "crannogs" and discover the beautiful glen of Balquhidder, home to Rob Roy's Grave. Or perhaps take on the 79 mile long-distance trail the Rob Roy Way, following in the footsteps of this famous outlaw.

Some of our tours also pass through this wonderful part of Scotland including a few of our Drive and Hike tours and the famous John Muir Way. Whatever tour you pick, your time in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park is sure to be a memorable one!