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Your guide to Loch Lubnaig
Welcome to Loch Lubnaig
Located east of the Trossachs National Park, this three-mile-long loch — shaped like a crooked elbow and dwarfed by larger neighbours like Lomond, Earn, and Katrine — owes its great charm to the mountains that loom either side of it. Beyond its northeastern shore stands the peak of Ben Vorlich, one of Scotland’s most prominent Munros. To its west are Benvane and Ben Ledi, not as tall but just as romantic. The surrounding Strathyre Forest adds to the beauty of its backdrop, and there is good walking all around, from easy waterside trails to hill climbs that reward you with spectacular views. You can paddle across Loch Lubnaig’s freshwater in a kayak or canoe (rentals are available), or enjoy some swimming if you’re happy to brave the cold, while a popular cycle route tracks along its western shore. The riverside village of Strathyre to the north and the town of Callander to the south offer amenities, cafes, and restaurants.
The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Loch Lubnaig
Peak seasons for staying in one of the area’s log cabins are spring, summer, and autumn. You’ll get the best chance of sunshine and warm weather from June to August, as well as the longest days. Callander hosts a number of events throughout the year, including Summerfest in July, a two-week event that celebrates local arts, culture, and community with live performances, family activities, walks, and conservation events. July is also when you can see traditional Scottish sports at the local Highland Games, while the Trossachs Beer Festival in nearby Kilmahog in August and September is a chance to encounter regional ales. There’s plenty to see and do later in the year, too. Callander runs a jazz and blues festival in autumn, and while winter can be cold and many seasonal businesses may be closed, it’s still a beautiful time to appreciate the landscape without the crowds. Especially if the snow falls.
Top things to do in Loch Lubnaig
The Lochs and Glens Way
Known more prosaically as the National Cycle Network Route 7, this long-distance route runs alongside Loch Lubnaig between Callander and Strathyre. The nine-mile stretch was once the Callander and Oban railway line (an ill-fated venture), and its smooth surface makes for comfortable cycling past forest and mountain scenery. Or you can forgo the wheels and just walk it.
Loch Lubnaig Beag
This natural grassy hollow has been turned into one of the most magical viewing points of the loch thanks to the installation of Sloc-Nan-Sithenach. The Faerie Hollow is one of a number of architectural installations and sculptures that make up the BLiSS trail. You’ll find more in the surrounding villages of Strathyre, Balquhidder, St Fillans, and Lochearnhead.
Falls of Leny
Loch Lubnaig flows out into the Garbh Uisge (also known as the River Leny) at its southern end. Here, in an area of oak woodland, a narrow pass forces the flow of water into a series of cascading waterfalls. You can reach the falls on the cycle route between Callander and Kilmahog, or park in the nearby car park.
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