
Breadalbane
You will find the picturesque area of Breadalbane in the north east corner of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park.
It's a quiet and relatively unknown area within the National Park. There is lots to do here, including hill walking, wildlife spotting, historic sites such as Rob Roy’s grave, and activities such as Skiing and mountaineering. It is good all year round: bring walking boots and a picnic.
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Falls of DochartRapids pouring under the old bridge at Killin, with the MacNab chiefs' burial island in the river.Under a mile 1 min by road
KillenRural and remote, this tiny hamlet can be found on the Black Isle, jutting out towards the North SeaUnder a mile 1 min by road
Finlarig CastleThe overgrown ruin of Black Duncan Campbell's castle of the 1620s by Killin, with a stone pit that folklore calls a beheading pit.Under a mile 3 min by road
Loch EarnA seven-mile loch on the eastern edge of the national park, between Lochearnhead and St Fillans, known for watersports and trout.10 miles 18 min by road
Loch Iubhair & Loch DochartTwo small lochs in Glen Dochart east of Crianlarich, with a ruined Campbell castle on an island.11 miles 15 min by road
Ben VorlichThe shapely Munro above Loch Earn, climbed from Ardvorlich on a clear path, with rougher Stuc a' Chroin beside it.11 miles 20 min by road
Places to stay near Breadalbane, and when each is next free.
Suie Hunting Lodge- To stay
- In Luib
- 6 miles from Breadalbane
Monachyle Mhor- To stay
- In Balquhidder
- 10 miles from Breadalbane
Kin at Redhill Retreat- Sleeps 2
- In Kinloch Rannoch
- 15 miles from Breadalbane
Loch at Redhill Retreat- Sleeps 2
- In Kinloch Rannoch
- 15 miles from Breadalbane
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