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Stirling

Stirling, a town dominated by the magnificent Stirling Castle. The area is rich in history with Bannockburn, the site of an epic battle between Scotland and England in 1314. Just outside the town is the astonishing Wallace monument, 220 feet high, a tribute to William Wallace.

Tyndrum

We head north west from Stirling and into the Highlands and start transitioning into a bigger and wilder landscape as we pass through Tyndrum.

Kilchurn Castle.

Built around 1450, this long abandoned castle is still very impressive, it's setting at the top of Loch Awe ringed by mountains both close by and distant makes for a very memorable visit. There are Highland Cattle living in the vicinity and hopefully they will be visible and very close when you view the castle.

St Conan's Kirk

Just 5 minutes from Kilchurn Castle is this very unique and beautiful church perched on the edge of Loch Awe. One of Scotland's 100 most beautiful buildings it has so many descriptions such as enchanting, magical and fascinating, a wonderful stop.

Inverary.

Inverary, on Loch Fyne is a lovely village in a grand scenic setting on the western shore of Loch Fyne, as well as strolling in the village, a walk to the picture perfect Inverary Castle is very popular for visitors. There are shops worth browsing for souvenirs, an excellent whisky shop which will let you sample some quality Scotch. There are also some food takeaways, although tour guests love the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar which we pass on our way to our next stop, the take-away fish and chips is the favourite and siting at the outdoor tables with wonderful views of the Loch and Mountains somehow makes them even more delicious.

The Rest and be Thankful.

The famous pass called The Rest and Be Thankful divides Glen Kinglas from Glen Croe. On top is a viewpoint with beautiful views in Glen Croe where you can clearly see the old valley road which was engineered by General Wade during the subjection of Scotland following the Jacobite rebellion.

Luss, Loch Lomond

Luss, a very pretty village situated on the western shore of Loch Lomond. It is one of Scotland's most popular villages to visit. Walk past the sandstone and slate cottages to the pier with have wonderful views up and down Loch Lomond and across the loch to the mountains. From the pier a short walk to the atmospheric church graveyard which has graves dating back to the 6th century. There is also a Viking grave from the 11th century complete with Viking Hogback stone to amaze you.

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Stirling

Stirling, a town dominated by the magnificent Stirling Castle. The area is rich in history with Bannockburn, the site of an epic battle between Scotland and England in 1314. Just outside the town is the astonishing Wallace monument, 220 feet high, a tribute to William Wallace.

Tyndrum

We head north west from Stirling and into the Highlands and start transitioning into a bigger and wilder landscape. Passing through Tyndrum, altitude increases and we arrive at the elevated Loch Tulla viewpoint, a great place to enjoy the Highland expanse.

Tyndrum

We head north west from Stirling and into the Highlands and start transitioning into a bigger and wilder landscape as we  pass through Tyndrum.

Kilchurn Castle.

Built around 1450, this long abandoned castle is still very impressive, it's setting at the top of Loch Awe ringed by mountains both close by and distant makes for a very memorable visit. There are Highland Cattle living in the vicinity and hopefully they will be visible and very close when you view the castle.

St Conan's Kirk

Just 5 minutes from Kilchurn Castle is this very unique and beautiful church perched on the edge of Loch Awe. One of Scotland's 100 most beautiful buildings it has so many descriptions such as enchanting, magical and fascinating, a wonderful stop.

Kilchurn Castle.

Built around 1450, this long abandoned castle is still very impressive, it's setting at the top of Loch Awe ringed by mountains both close by and distant makes for a very memorable visit. There are Highland Cattle living in the vicinity and hopefully they will be visible and very close when you view the castle.

St Conan's Kirk

Just 5 minutes from Kilchurn Castle is this very unique and beautiful church perched on the edge of Loch Awe. One of Scotland's 100 most beautiful buildings it has so many descriptions such as enchanting, magical and fascinating, a wonderful stop.

Inverary.

Inverary, on Loch Fyne is a lovely village in a grand scenic setting on the western shore of Loch Fyne, as well as strolling in the village, a walk to the picture perfect Inverary Castle is very popular for visitors. There are shops worth browsing for souvenirs, an excellent whisky shop which will let you sample some quality Scotch. There are also some food takeaways, although tour guests love the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar which we pass on our way to our next stop, the take-away fish and chips is the favourite and siting at the outdoor tables with wonderful views of the Loch and Mountains somehow makes them even more delicious

The Rest and be Thankful.

The famous pass called The Rest and Be Thankful divides Glen Kinglas from Glen Croe. On top is a viewpoint with beautiful views in Glen Croe where you can clearly see the old valley road which was engineered by General Wade during the subjection of Scotland following the Jacobite rebellion.

Inverary.

Inverary, on Loch Fyne is a lovely village in a grand scenic setting on the western shore of Loch Fyne, as well as strolling in the village, a walk to the picture perfect Inverary Castle is very popular for visitors. There are shops worth browsing for souvenirs, an excellent whisky shop which will let you sample some quality Scotch. There are also some food takeaways, although tour guests love the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar which we pass on our way to our next stop, the take-away fish and chips is the favourite and siting at the outdoor tables with wonderful views of the Loch and Mountains somehow makes them even more delicious.

The Rest and be Thankful.

The famous pass called The Rest and Be Thankful divides Glen Kinglas from Glen Croe. On top is a viewpoint with beautiful views in Glen Croe where you can clearly see the old valley road which was engineered by General Wade during the subjection of Scotland following the Jacobite rebellion.

Luss, Loch Lomond

Luss, a very pretty village situated on the western shore of Loch Lomond. It is one of Scotland's most popular villages to visit. Walk through the sandstone and slate cottages to the pier with have wonderful views up and down Loch Lomond and across the loch to the mountains. From the pier a short walk to the atmospheric church graveyard which has graves dating back to 600AD / 700AD. There is also a 1000 year old Viking grave to amaze you.

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Luss, Loch Lomond

Luss, a very pretty village situated on the western shore of Loch Lomond. It is one of Scotland's most popular villages to visit. Walk past the sandstone and slate cottages to the pier with have wonderful views up and down Loch Lomond and across the loch to the mountains. From the pier a short walk to the atmospheric church graveyard which has graves dating back to the 6th century. There is also a Viking grave from the 11th century complete with Viking Hogback Stone to amaze you.

Return To Glasgow