It is a beautiful place to be. The nature itself is incredible in the Highlands. Loch-Lomond is giving that fascinating countryside a beautiful spot to hike through, fish and hunt. I stayed there for several days during a hunting journey, which took me to the outskirts above and around the Loch. I can definitely recommend the area, where you can find a little pub in the valley of Crianlarich named Rod & Reel as well as a little shop where you buy necessities. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed.

Absolutely breath-taking place. We sampled all weathers and thoroughly enjoyed our walking adventure. 4 days of 30k+ steps & sooo much left to discover. Must return for my wife & I. Maybe take a mountain bike/gravel bike around some of the Loch's as they're so vast, 2/3hrs walking barely covers any distance. Scotland we shall return.

National Parks Authorities and people of Scotland have preserved this most picturesque natural beauty of Mother Nature. Within the park are very pleasing people and their villages. Scottish people are very very special. The Highlands and Forests of Trossachs are Divinely for Yogis & Yoginis and natural beauty lovers. However, one should go prepared as these are Forests in the mortal world. Be prepared for Midges and carry a First Aid kit. 🙏🧘‍♂️🧘‍♀️🌄🌅🌌✨🌊🌻🐈🐕🦚🦅🕊🐬🕉☸✡✝️☪️

Very wonderful and a perfect place for healing with family, especially the cruise, I highly recommend to take the first trip in 10.15 because it feels like a private cruise hahaha. Also please have a sips of coffee, I ordered mocha and it was 💯. The fresh air, beautiful paths along the way to the castle.

We live in this park and we could never ever explore all the amazing natural beauty that it has to offer us in a lifetime! Come explore it and Step Off The World for a while. This park will help you see nature and Scotland in a whole new meaningful way….I promise!

This are is simply beautiful, unfortunately I went on a bad rainy day. Despite this it didn't ruin the fun I had. There's a lot of hills which can be tricky. But when you go further up, everything just opens up & the views are just spectacular.

Stopped off in Balmaha, dinner at the Oak Tree Inn & stayed overnight. Next morning climbed Conic Hill, bit steep in parts but pathway in progress - views over the Loch & beyond amazing - well worth the climb. St Mocha coffee shop also worth a visit.

Gorgeous, stunning! Even with the paths you feel as if you're in the wild. Was a bit disappointed as I didn't see ONE werewolf! 🤣 Nah, I'm only joking, we did get to see some wildlife: robins, hare, deer and beautiful trees: Sitka Spruce, Scoth Pine and more. Everything was clearly sign-posted which made everything so much easier to find.... something we can learn from for our English parks and historic sites. Remember to respect the place you're visiting and leave nothing behind.

I didn't really spend time in the park but it was the country side that I found was so beautiful. The town's along the way and tea shops. Oh don't for get to see Hamish.

OMG,absolutely gorgeous & peaceful,don't know what else to say BEAUTIFUL with plenty of roadside laybys.

The view is simply breathtaking! really amazing place with stunning views all around. Doesn't matter if you're a "simple" sightseers or an experienced outdoor enthusiast, anyone can enjoy these beautiful mountains surrounding the Loch. A Must stop for everyone who appreciates nature!!

Beautiful place! Mountains play peak-a-boo with the clouds. If you’re visiting, prepare for all four seasons in an afternoon!

Lovely park. Took our granddaughter on a walk through. Saw ducks, swans and had a great walk along the river. Great for tiring her out!

I could say it's the most beautiful place in Scotland but that would be unfair to the rest of the highlands yes it's amazing and unspoilt but a victim of its fame many equally beautiful places that are not overrun with tourists and campervans that are much more tranquil

You will need to be at car park very early as it fills up very quickly, and may impact on your walking time. Not to expensive for a change £3 all day. If you are walking up to the top waterproof clothing is a must as weather conditions change very quickly. Had glorious sunshine to start then rain followed by hailstones with biter fully cold winds. Views are stunning. A real good day out.

Get there early, or night before. Super busy place. Not surprising as it's a fine location for all types of meandering

A scenic national park with great view of Loch Lomond. The field in front of Balloch Castle is gorgeous. The Walled Garden is full of beautiful flowers. It is a good place to go for a hike, or let your kids to walk around and play around. There are free car parks accessible to the town centre of Balloch. You can buy necessities there before start your walk or hike.

The area is huge, but you know when you arrive, as the landscape changes, to the gateway of the Highlands. The lochs are abundant, clean & stunning at any time of the year, with golden & sea eagles, buzzards, ospreys, red squirrels & plenty of deer around too. The lochs connected to the Clyde, have regular porpoise & dolphins too. If you’re lucky, you will see a submarine, the great power that will never be used.

One of the most beautiful national parks Ive ever been to! We came here in a large van which we put my power chair into. Definitely recommend getting some form of accessible vehicle to come here! There are a lot of nature walks and falls!

Stunning, been here many times. Hiked all the Munro's in the area. Ben Vane was by far the best.

Great views kayak and swim here regularly stay safe out there know your limits & enjoy

As good as it gets! Giant locks, beautiful mountains, amazing vistas. Beautiful motorways and drives. Swimming in loch Lomond was an absolute dream. Heads up, the depth falls off pretty dramatically after a brief shallow section along the shores.

Plan ahead if visiting this big beautiful loch, research interesting spots to head for and avoid the busy West side. It has very few roads for getting around, and attracts lots of visitors to the few official car parks and stopping places down by the water. We were foolishly only on the busy West side, following the A82 down the lake trying to find nice places to explore. Don't make this mistake. If you want to visit the pretty little town of Luss and go for a boat trip it's the only route in. Otherwise this busy road has little access to the stunning scenery and landscape and limited views for much of the drive alongside the water. The Trossachs require a big one road in and out trip into the hills and mountains East of Loch Lomond, we'll definitely be exploring that side on our next visit. Travelling from outside the area can require long drives, so make sure you head for the best parts first. Plan what you want to do in the Park and don't waste too much time in tourist carparks like we did. It's not really a single day trip if you want to see and explore the wilder parts. South West of the lake is hidden inside private golf courses and hotels. You find yourself some distance away on the A82, we were driving about with little to see from the road. You then reach the congested town of Balloch at its tip. Don't bother stopping here, just drive through and up into the Trossachs or explore the East side of the loch.

Lots of mountains and some humongous lochs. The Ben Lomond walk was more difficult than I expected, but the views from the top (on a clear day) were stunning; the scale of Loch Lomond is revealed from above. Visited in late April seemingly just before the midges woke up. This area was noticeably busier than Scotland's other National Park at this time, but still far from busy. Photos here from: Loch Lomond, Falls of Falloch, Ben Lomond and Loch Katrine.

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is a scenic national park in Scotland, covering an area of over 1,800 square kilometers. It is named after Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater lake in Scotland, and offers a diverse range of habitats, wildlife, and landscapes. The park is a popular destination for outdoor activities and has a rich cultural heritage. It is easily accessible by car and public transport.

Experience a great view and crystal clear waters! We took a day trip here with our 2 dogs, perfect to take a picnic or even have a bbq and make a day of it. There is a nature trail which goes all the way around the loch and a large portion of beach if you fancied relaxing instead. There is a free car park as-well as free toilets, and at certain parts they do a variety of water sports.

Loch Lomond Shore is stunning. It has been sympathetically developed with shops, café's and a beautiful stone built Sea World. I didn't know what to expect so I was very pleasantly surprised. The people are friendly.

What an beautiful place, never did hard climbing like this but worth, unfortunately the weather wasn't great so we couldn't see from the top but one you get to the top you definitely will be satisfied with it! Also there 2 path you can take, easy but long or hard but short we took hard it's little dangerous if you don't have experience but good if your with a guide.

Travelling through the Loch Area early each morning, in Good weather is an amazing sight even though I travel past the loch five days a week.

Midge central, and also lots of rubbish on the shingle beaches. Otherwise a beautiful loch with some stunning views and a great cycle path around the outside.

Holds lots of water and is surrounded by great mountains and scenery. As far as I am concerned, Lake Lomand is the start of Scotland. Lots of places to visit on the Western side and even some hiding to the East. Good roads on both sides with some of Scotland best scenery. You can even get a boat ride if that is your thing.

Went on a boring weekend with the Mrs and we got to Firkin Point! Lovely place, lovely view. Parking won't be the easiest thing to do if you visit during peak hours. Overall a really nice place to stop by and check out if you're passing it going to Loch Lomond or beyond

Mountains, lochs & impressive scenery wherever you look.

What a truly beautiful part of the country. You couldn't ask for more.

An amazingly beautiful place and a must see, while in Scotland. Many options of things to do, and places to see. Extremely tranquil setting.. Visited in August, on a perfect sunny and not too hot weather day. The locals were friendly and, as I'm an avid hiker, they guided me to off the beaten path locations to visit (the not so "touristy"). Every turn was mesmerizing. Will definitely be back!

Great place to visit.... please remember to take your rubbish with you

Beautiful morning to wake up too.

Stunning scenery, fabulous walks, a variety of hills to walk up, good places to eat, the loch Katrine boat trip and cycle route are a great day out, or just sit by the water soak it all up and relax.

Very epic location

Stunning scenery but the a83 long delay big lump of mountain down just before tarbet area

Nice place. Very scenic.

Went camping and fishing at Lochearnhead, a beautiful location and an enjoyable time spent with my son. It's a shame that so many other people who come to do the same. Leave an astonishing amount of rubbish behind them ?. I spent over half an hour picking up rubbish and putting it in the bin provided which is within 10 metres of were the rubbish lay strewn and not only that there's 2 bins situated at the parking bay. These people should be ashamed of themselves.

This is an enormous National park area within easy access of Glasgow and Stirling. It is home to Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond along with many other beautiful Lochs and Munros (mountains over 914M/ 3000ft). I obviously cannot do justice to the stunning beauty and the hundreds of great places to visit within the park. Books have been written by the dozens. My advice, get yourself there, whether your interests are walking, climbing, Kayaking, photography or just relaxing. Just go visit, you'll be glad.

The national park is an area to explore over a long weekend or day trips over the years. Don't wait for a sunny morning as we often experience many different weathers in one day, so just get out and have fun.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to hang out (Original) Piękne miejsce na odpoczynek

Great scenery

(Translated by Google) It can be reached from both Glasgow and Edinburgh by car. The lake is phenomenal. Staying on the east coast of the lake, take a narrow road where two cars are barely there for about 30 minutes, and which ends in a parking lot where it is possible to set off on foot. (Original) Si raggiunge sia da Glasgow che da Edimburgo in auto. Il lago è fenomenale. Stando sulla costa est del lago si percorre una stradina stretta dove due auto ci stanno appena per circa 30 minuti, e che termina in un parcheggio dove è possibile partire per dei percorsi a piedi.

Loved this place the scenery was amazing and I had a wonderful experience and I will definitely recommend this place for you also I will definitely be back again

How can you not love it ????

Scotland lovely place to visit, loch lomond one of our favourite places, quite central to visit other lochs, short distance away Luss village on the banks if the loch, also beautiful place to go.

Absolutely incredible! Highly recommend it, specially to wild camp. It was our first time trying wild camping in Loch Earn and what an experience! So peaceful, wild and safe all at the same time. The loch is so beautiful, we got to go in the water and it was cold but the sun helped us dry up and warm up afterwards. Perfect day, we were so lucky for it, it was dry and sunny. But please keep it clean and don't leave your rubbish behind as we did encounter some leftovers which we collected, there are bins provided in the car parks nearby. ?

Amazing scenery, great facilities and perfect for anything from a day out, to a week away. Would definatly recommend visiting.

Heavily visited by trash downloaders

Amazing scenery.

Great views!!! Great place to visit.

Loch Lomond is very difficult to discribe in words, it is an emotional place with reflective energy, that forces you to reflect and wonder in its realm. A majestic landscape humbly looking at you! With and without water.

Love it

Simply beautiful

Anywhere u go in this area is stunning .

Stunning!

Mesmerising

(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscapes (Original) Piękne krajobrazy

Stunning views

Natural beauty at its best. But let's keep that a secret

Love it ...

check the weather forecast, i got drenched. it was still really nice though

Carmen hill great view 360°?

Loved it

Just a small part of our beautiful country, passing through

Great customer service.

Fantastic place to visit and see. Beautiful views on every corner.

Varied, Beautiful place with great walks, towns and pubs. Our favourite was the Cobbler.

Beautiful place to visit. Very nice driving along with the views just on your right. Would recommend for anyone to visit. Quite a few places to stop along the way to take it all in.

The Paper Caves on West shore of Loch Eck. Park the car at Benmore Gardens and walk along the shore road, past the hydro plant at the foot of the Loch. The track up is not signposted, but its just north of the Coylet on the opposite bank and is the only obvious track right up the hillside, off what appears to Abe a layby in the forestry track. If you get to Bernice, you've gone too far. The Paper Caves are really a chasm that has opened up as the cliff face has sheared off from the rest of the hillside. The Earl of Argyll supposedly hid all of his legal documents here so they couldn't confiscate his estates when he fell foul of the crown in the 1680s. A nice walk out and a fun scramble up a moderately challenging track to the caves. A great afternoon out if the weather holds!

The scenery is outstanding - even in the rain. The little rest stop at the hydro generating station has a wee cafe and views down the loch. In season a boat around the Loch goes from here.

Lovley jubilee

A wonderful place to exercise and walk

Its amazing country side great walks and paths great for your mental health beautiful views aswel

Just cant beat Bonnie Scotland

Best place in the world FACT

Always beautiful in any weather.

(Translated by Google) You can hike here wonderfully and you should take your time, there are so many great places to discover. (Original) Man kann hier wunderbar wandern und man sollte sich auch Zeit lassen, es gibt hier so viele tolle Orte zu entdecken.

Wild Goats in Glen Ample, &picture of Stobinnion from Ballquider Glen

Stunning beauty

Unfriendly and overly commercial. Need to drive a bit further to see something nicer.

Great views.

Beautiful scenic place. Boat ride well worth a go.

It's becoming priority for me to get holiday here. Wonderful place. Highly recommend.

Lovely place with difficult, and easy walks. Plenty of activities easily accessible on the loch.

Fantastic scenery a must visit

Lovely old job!!!!

Wonderful area for walking and cycling. Lots to see and do.

Get out the house a take a shirt beautiful walk or like we did today a lovely cycle along the lochs. 👍😀

Lovely

Lovely and clean thank you Scotland

Stunning scenery, and excellent walking routes! Good parking facilities and a couple good places to eat. Only thing is everything closes around 4pm so best to arrive early.

Very nice landscape for taking moody pictures.

Incredible scenery

(Translated by Google) Good place (Original) Jó hely

Beautiful part of 🇬🇧

Breathtaking

Beautiful.

Great for a few night with the old camper van

Great place to stay,staff very helpful and food super.

The most beautiful place ❤️

Beautiful.

Lovely area

Stunning place

Just stunning

Fantastic views, lovely well marked path. Need some fitness if your going to go to the summit which takes 120 to 150 minutes

Beautiful. Only passing through but stunning scenery. Bit of congestion to be expected for a tourist site

Excellent little spot for 5 mitorhomes with water, electric and waste disposal. Amazing views of Loch Lomand and Conic Hill. Balmaha 1 mile walk on paths. Access to the West Highland Way. Highly recommend.

So many great places to visit on the area. This is a place where you can walk, cycle, do all manner of water sports, get married, camp, stay in fancy hotels or lodges. It really is fab. Well done Scotland!

This is one of the most beautiful areas in the UK, we love the outdoors and you would be hard pushed to find a more relaxing area. Top tip is get some midge deterrent 👍

Serene lake. Leisure centre 45 minute trek along the path if you fancy hiring a canoe. No shops near by but you can make a day out of walking to the closest pub and back. Great if you want to escape people or the hustle and bustle of a city.

A fantastic place, suitable for all manner of outdoor activity. Unfortunately a great deal of the accessible shoreline at the southern end of Loch Lomond and other southern lochs get very busy during sunny weekends and holidays over the summer, so plan accordingly. Luss is pretty horrible on those days, and the waters and atmosphere spoiled by the jetski crew, so explore the rest of the national park area if you can. Needless to say, the further from the Glasgow conurbation you go, the quieter it gets, but the summer midge plague gets worse, so it's a balancing act 😁 Be aware, Ticks are prevalent throughout the national park, so be thorough when checking after a day out.

Great place, very relaxing atmosphere...lots of different adventures to be had.

Lovely Loch, great to paddle in. Lovely small local shops, busy with tourists.

Went for a couple of days fishing, midweek not in school hols. Permit £13 for 2 rods peace and quiet

Lovely area. Nice path to walk. Picnic tables. Saw some wild swimmers. Just be aware if you're not familiar with the area that lochs are cold and can drop steeply. Pity toilets are shut in winter to as it's always busy.

It is an amazing place to be. The nature is incredible. I can definitely recommend

One of the most gorgeous places in the highlands of Glasgow. If you're on a tight schedule you should go to Balloch Castle and can enjoy the scenic and essence of Loch Lomond. A suggestion would be to take a hike and make camping plans when the weather is nice and sunny.