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The photos on this page show some of the places visited by Lomond Guides. Many are well off the beaten tourism track - all are very beautiful and all have fascinating tales to tell. | ||
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'The Cobbler is a must climb | |||||||||||
Walking theThree Lochs Way in May. | |||||||||||
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Above Loch Long. | 5,000 year old "Cup&Ring" carvings near Crinan | |||||
Meeting the wildlife | ||||||
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Historic and beautiful, Killiecrankie. | Castle Stalker, one-time haunt of Scottish kings. | |||||
Crannogs making a come back on Loch Tay | ||||||
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The Luss Hills, Loch Lomond | Walking by Loch Lomond near Balmaha | Standing stones at Calanais, Isle of Lewis | ||||
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Glen Sannox, Isle of Arran | Crarae Garden | Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran | ||||
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