You can find lots of accommodation around the loch on this site
Where ever you are on Loch Lomond the views are breathtaking
There are numerous sandy coves and bays around loch lomond
What better way to start your day
The Loch is well equipped to dock your boat while you go shopping or even for dinner
Loch lomond and its surroundings offer a unique beauty
Loch Lomond’s paddle steamer has an onboard restaurant/cafe/bar/visitor attraction
The sunset on the loch is spectacular throughout the year
What more can we say
Sunrise on the loch

WELCOME TO LOCH LOMOND NET

Loch Lomond net provides a Quality Accommodation Guide for luxury holiday lodges, cottages, hotels, bed & breakfasts, holiday parks and other self catering accommodation on Loch Lomond. It and also presents a Restaurant Guide for eating out on Loch Lomond and other local areas including the trendy metropolitan city of Glasgow.

It brings a wealth of information on Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park including the surrounding area and is intended for both tourists and the local communities alike

Loch Lomond is located in central Scotland and is well positioned for touring around the national park, the west coast and islands, the trossachs to the east, Glasgow (30 mins) and Edinburgh (90 mins) . It presents the perfect holiday location, set amidst one of Scotland's ”most idyllic and unspoilt areas, with the largest” expanse of fresh water in Britain and the backdrop of the mountains looming beyond.

It is also ideally situated for touring within Scotland with The Highlands to the north of the Loch, the West Coast and Islands a short drive away and Central Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh to the east.

Explore this website and you will find a Treasure Trove of information on Loch Lomond.Enter our Picture Gallery on “The Loch” section and you will find an enormous array of Fantastic Photographs from around the lochside, as well as the Scottish Pipe Band Championships which are held locally in Dumbarton, the Old Steamships that plied the loch and the firth of clyde and a look back in history to the grand Edwardian Period where our present day living was formed.

A huge amount of information is provided throughout the site ranging from loch data and geology,local weather,scotlands first national park,highland clans of the area,surrounding villages and islands of the loch,things to do on and around the water such as loch cruises , walking , cycling , golf , boating , fishing , shooting , canoeing , quad biking , jet skis , climbing , health & fitness , spa & leisure clubs , places of interest like whisky distilleries & the titan crane , & some retail therapy as well.

Check our whats on section for entertainment , ceilidhs , special nights out , local farmers markets etc.

Whatever your plans are when you visit Loch Lomond you will find lot’s of ideas on where to stay , what to see , where to go and where to eat

Loch Lomond is the largest inland waterway in Britain and you will be given a very warm and friendly scottish welcome when you visit the area. Enter the world of LOCH-LOMOND.NET and discover the beauty of Scotlands National Park for yourself.

Whilst great care has been taken into compiling the information provided on Loch –Lomond.net and all content has been thoroughly checked prior to inclusion, we cannot be held liable for any inaccuracies which may occur.

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Luss Highland Games

The first Luss Highland Gathering was held in 1875 and has been held annually since, except for a break during the two World Wars. It owns its inception to the enthusiasm of local farmers and sportsmen, all of which were member of the Luss Company of Dunbartonshire Volunteers. The Gathering was held for three years in the field north of the River Luss, but as it became more popular, the site was changed to the larger field on the south side, where it is held today. A more beautiful or romantic location for Highland Gathering could hardly have been chosen ; the River Luss bounds one side with Loch Lomond in the background whilst the wooded policies of Camstradden and the rugged Luss Hills complete a scenic picture that has evoked much appreciation and is a prime example of the outstanding scenery in this part of Scotland.

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Loch Lomond Highland Games

Loch Lomond Highland Games are a traditional Scottish Highland Games situated in the village of Balloch at the southern end of Loch Lomond.

The games were started in 1967 by a group of local business men with an outlay of £500 to promote tourism in the Balloch area and now has prize money of over £15000.

The games are now one of the top three Highland Games in Scotland hosting the Scottish Highland Games Association World Heavyweight Championship and the 80 metre Scottish Sprint Championship.

Other events include Running , Cycling, Wrestling, Tug o War and the traditional heavy events of Tossing the Caber, Weight over the Bar, Throwing the Hammer, Ball and Weight and the Highland Dancing with dancers from 4 year old beginners to adults.

There is also a Pipe Band contest for grades 2, 3 and 4 and Drum Majors contests for both juvenile and adult.
Solo Piping contest now includes a Piobaireachd contest.

The games are also the only Scottish games to host a Triathlon which starts with a 600 metre swim in Loch Lomond followed by a 12.8 km cycle and a 3 km run finishing in the Games arena

So join us for a great day out in Balloch on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.

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