Balmaha Loch Lomond

There’s lots to-do in Balmaha, from short walks and high climbs with great views to boat trips and area research. If you’d like to find out about the town and the surrounding area, pop in to the National Park Visitor Centre when you look at the car park and acquire first hand explanations in one of your Rangers.

Climb Conic Hill

From Conic Hill you’ll enjoy great views across Loch Lomond and over the Highland Boundary Fault. Allow 3 – 4 hours for the rise and experiencing the views. If you want a picnic, refreshments are available from the Village Shop.

Relax with a leisurely walk

Decide to try the Millennium Forest Trail and explore the woods all over lochshores and town. The path is 1 mile very long and will simply take about 45 moments.

Explore Loch Lomond Nature Reserve on Inchcailloch

Loch Lomond Nature Reserve

Ships from Balmaha Boat Yard leave every fifteen minutes (9.30am – 5pm, Easter to October). As soon as from the area explore the woodlands and area wildlife in one of two walking paths. Make certain you through the summit course whenever you can for beautiful views throughout the loch and surrounding mountains and check our activities web page for ranger based activities through the entire summertime.

Cruise the Loch

Fancy a bite to consume? You can find shops and places to grab a bite to consume in the town.