Loch Katrine Sightseeing National

Loch Katrine

 
Description: The scenery and the landscape of the Trossachs have played a significant part in the history and literature of ... more
Loch Katrine ... Scotland. This dramatic scenery was the inspiration and setting for Sir Walter Scott`s first major work "The Lady of the Lake". Scott's colourful description of the scenery of the Trossachs inspired the first tourists to venture to Highland Scotland. So it is fitting that the steamer which ventures into the deep highland vastness, on the sparkling waters of the beautiful Loch Katrine, should be named after the author who also penned the tales of folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor.

Newest Review: ... Bistro. You can also have a browse around the little gift shop, which sells lots of lovely local crafts and also plenty Loch Katrine Souvenirs. I would list the prices and times of the cruises and bike hire but there are so many different options for both it would be more sensible just to list the web address and if you plan on visiting the loch then you can look at the times and prices to ... more

 ... suit yourself www.lochkatrine.com If you are ever in the area I would definitely recommend Loch Katrine as a great day out. Suitable for all ages and fully accessible for wheelchair users too this really is a great place to visit and have some outdoo...more

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lel1969
Premium Review Loch Katrine: Get Back to Nature....... and Have Some Fun by the Loch (1229 words)
by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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We recently decided the have a healthy, fun, family day out. Having visited Loch Katrine a few years earlier we decided this would be the idea place to meet all our needs for a lovely day out. The last time we visited we hired bikes to cycle around the loch but this time we decided to take our own bikes. Loch Katrine is a bit of a hidden gem. She is situated 8 Miles from Callander along the A821 through Brig o' Turk or alternatively 7 miles from Aberfoyle again along the A821 but this time travelling through the Duke's Pass, quite a narrow winding road but beautiful and scenic nevertheless. The Loch is set in the heart of the Trossachs and is ...  Read the complete review

TheChocolateLady
Crowned Review Kiss Me, [Loch] Kate! (1323 words)
by - written on 06/12/05 (Very useful, 762 readings)
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August, 2004 was our first visit to Scotland, and frankly, despite the midges, and partially because of the rain, we found it to be simply lovely. One of the more picturesque places we visited was Loch Katrine, and since no one else here has bothered to tell anyone about it, I thought I might give it a try. Where and What is Loch Katrine? Loch Katrine is located almost smack dab in the middle of Scotland's most lovely Trossachs National Park, on the north-western edge of the Trossachs' Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, and nestling to the north of Ben Venue (729 meters high) and Ben Bhreac (700) on its eastern tip, and to the south of Meall Mor (747) and Stob ...  Read the complete review

 

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