A perfect hiking day trip! Walk up an ancient volcano, sail on a steamer on a mountain loch, bike along its shore and explore a medieval castle.
Prices for groups of 2 – 8 persons:
Please enquire for availability and larger groups.
The Hike – Ben A’an is a small volcano with a big view! Think: Walk up a Hill and Come Down a Mountain! It is well worth the bit of puffing to get up those 340m ascent which takes about 3.5 hours (up and down, 4km), including a good break on top taking in those wonderful views over the loch and hills of the National Park.
Cycle Ride – After lunch you have the choice of a fabulous cycle ride along the scenic shores of Loch Katrine or you can walk it, if you prefer, or take a
Boat Ride (as available per season)– on Loch Katrine and learn about the fascinating history and events surrounding this secretive lake. Great activities for families and kids.
Did you know? Loch Katrine is the scene that the 19th century writer Walter Scott chose for his famous ballad ‘Lady of the Lake’. Once there you can see why …
A Castle – Of course, a castle is the essential item on a Scotland trip and it would be sacrilege to pass by without stopping. Medieval Doune Castle – of Monty Python fame – presents a fantastic opportunity en route back to Stirling.
If you would like to book more than one consecutive day tour we will give you a 10% discount and help you with finding quality and authentic accommodation in the Loch Lomond area.
Other important Information:
If you would like to book more than one consecutive day tour we will give you a 10% discount and help you find quality and authentic accommodation in the Loch Lomond area.
Prefer another tour?
Take a look at ‘Waterfalls, Goats & Whisky’ or ‘Loch Lomond’s Hills and Islands’.
From Stirling Rail Station:
Departure time is 09:15 / Returning 18:00
From Stirling we continue our journey north by minibus, approx 35 minutes to the start point of the walk.
*Other pickup location by arrangement.
Getting to Stirling:
Easy! A 40 mins train ride from Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Stirling is Scotland’s historic hub and its magnificent castle is well worth a visit. You may choose to stay in Stirling for some of your visit to be nearer the Highlands.
If you would like to book more than one consecutive day tour we will give you a 10% discount and help you with finding quality and authentic accommodation in the Loch Lomond area.
Scotland is famous for its changeable weather and for your enjoyment and comfort we recommend you bring the following:
