Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve

Absolutely stunning island with a peaceful, magical vibe and a hint of spooky mystery. The boat ride over is quick and scenic, and once you're there, it's like stepping into another world. Gorgeous walking trails, beautiful views from the summit, and an old cemetery that gives just the right amount of chills. Perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and anyone who doesn’t mind a possible ghostly whisper or two in the wind. Bring snacks, good shoes, and maybe don’t wander the graveyard alone after sunset... Highly recommend!

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Beautiful place accessible by boat , there is a ferry service from Balmaha boat yard. The island is beautiful and has amazing views both to the mainland and out into the loch , you can easily spend a day exploring the island , some people even camp over night and I can understand why. It's stunning and has some really interesting history.

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Beautiful island a 5 min boat trip from Balmaha. It has a great walking route and some historical remains and old cemetery. The forest is full of birds, squirrel and wildlife. Definitely recommend for a good walking day trip

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A hidden gem We took the ferry from Balmaha and it was £42 for 8 of us (4ad 4ch). Takes about 5 minutes and they book a time to pick you up. The island is a stunning place to visit with huge oak trees and a well maintained path system. It can be muddy in the rain and is steep at times. The island has a ton of history with Robert the Bruce making it a plantation to hunt deer (we saw a Stag up close) and the MacGregor's (Rob Roy) having family here who are buried in the rather special burial grounds that you can visit. The North beach is a quiet gem indeed, where there is a ranger station and composting toilets. Worth a couple of hours for sure.

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