Autumn in Scotland is well known for its glorious
colours and dramatic sunsets. The landscape is
transformed by a breathtaking explosion of colour -
brown, gold, yellow and russet red. Enjoy strolls
through the oak woodlands and pine forests as a
sense of relaxation takes over the landscape. This
year the Autumn Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere
will fall on Sunday September 23rd.
Could there be anything nicer than enjoying Loch
Lomond, a piece of wild Scotland all to yourself
with only the wildlife and landscape to enjoy!
About Loch Lomond
Lying on the Highland Boundary Fault and covering
many contrasting landscape, the loch is 24.5 miles
(39 km) long, it is the largest freshwater loch in
Scotland and the jewels in its crown are 30+
islands, the largest being Inchmurrin. This popular
leisure destination, located between the lowlands
and highlands of central Scotland was awarded
National Park status in July 2002. Opened by HRH
Princess Anne, the Loch Lomond and Trossachs
National Park, was the first in Scotland .
Rough Guides named Scotland as the top destination
of 2017 and we believe, Loch Lomond is the top
destination in Scotland.
Only a thirty minute drive from Glasgow and within
easy reach of Stirling and Edinburgh, explore the
diversity of landscapes which have inspired
painters, musicians, artists and writers. Visit Loch
Lomond - a loch for all seasons.
"Everybody needs beauty as well as bread,
places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal
and give strength to body and soul."... John
Muir, father of National Parks
