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Loch Lomond
Head to the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond for your next Scottish adventure. The mesmerising loch lies in the heart of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, where you’ll be surrounded by charming villages, rolling countryside, hills and some truly wonderful activities.
Getting out on the water or near is a great way to have fun but it's important to stay safe too. Make sure you're well prepared by following these safety tips.
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Travel to and around Loch Lomond
Getting to
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Loch Lomond is served by regular rail services from Glasgow Queen Street to both Balloch and Helensburgh Lower with a journey time of less than an hour. Many of these services also run through to North Lanarkshire and West Lothian.
The famous West Highland Line runs through the area on its way from Glasgow Queen Street to Oban, Fort William and Mallaig. This scenic railway journey stops at Dumbarton, Helensburgh Upper, Garelochhead, Arrochar/Tarbet and Ardlui on its way north, providing good access to the western and northern parts of the Loch Lomond area.
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Driving to Loch Lomond from the central belt is easy, especially from Glasgow via the A82 or the M8 and Erskine Bridge. If you want to visit the eastern side of the Loch Lomond area, follow signs for Drymen, leaving Glasgow via Milngavie. Via the A82, take signs for Dumbarton, then Balloch. For the western sea-lochs, travel via Helensburgh (A814 from Dumbarton).
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Glasgow Airport is located just under 30 minutes from Loch Lomond, offering UK and international links. Loch Lomond is home to the UK’s only commercial seaplane service, Loch Lomond Seaplanes which connects Glasgow with Loch Lomond.
Edinburgh Airport also offer many flight connections and takes just over an hour to get to Balloch by road.
Getting around
Bus y autocar
Take the bus from Glasgow Buchanan Street Bus Station to the south side of the loch with a journey time of approximately 45 minutes. Or head to Ardlui at the northern tip which takes around 1 hour 20 minutes.
Ferry
Take advantage of the Waterbus service departing from piers and pontoons around the loch.
Bicicleta
The Clyde and Loch Lomond Cycleway (NCN7) takes you from Glasgow to Loch Lomond along former railway lines and canal towpaths. You’ll immerse yourself in the great outdoors through forests and past castles before you reach Loch Lomond.
The West Lomond Cycle Path starts next to Balloch Railway Station at the south of Loch Lomond and runs north along the loch for 27km to Tarbert. You can even catch a train back to Glasgow and the central belt of Scotland. The path is level and traffic free for most of the route with only two short sections on minor roads.
Places to Stay
Find suitable accommodation in Loch Lomond to suit your budget.
Duncan Family Farms Glamping accommodation
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Accommodation Ideas
Loch Lomond's accommodation offers a wide range of facilities to make your stay as comfortable as it gets.
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Ayuda y consejos
Obtén recomendaciones de nuestros socios acreditados de iKnow. Disponen de una gran experiencia local, consejos de viaje e información sobre las principales atracciones y alojamientos en la región.
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Find the best culinary spots in Loch Lomond.

Free range Scottish Lamb
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Food & Drink Ideas
Choose from a great selection of places to eat out in Loch Lomond.
Map of Loch Lomond
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Ideas for things to do in Loch Lomond
Make the most of your time in Loch Lomond with these fun things to do.
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Find activities, attractions, tours, days out and more in Loch Lomond.
Walking
Looking for a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike? Immersing yourself in Loch Lomond's natural beauty is good for the mind, body and soul.
Loch Lomond's islands
Did you know Loch Lomond is home to 22 islands and 27 islets? Find more interesting facts about the many islands of Loch Lomond.

Wildlife
Keep your eyes peeled and see an amazing array of wildlife in Loch Lomond.

Boat tours
Take a boat trip and admire Loch Lomond's beautiful scenery.
An Ceann Mor viewing platform on the banks of Loch Lomond
Unique Experiences
Discover the beauty of Loch Lomond with these hidden experiences.
Tom Weir statue at Balmaha Bay
Tours, Routes and Trails
Check out our ideas for day trips and tours in and around Loch Lomond.
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Events in Loch Lomond
Find out what’s on in Loch Lomond with local events and festivals including theatre, food & drink and family-friendly events.
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Explore Further
Loch Lomond is a great base to explore the surrounding areas and cities, including Stirling and Perth.
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