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Loch Lomond, situated in the heart of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, is renowned for its stunning freshwater loch, lush forests, and rolling hills. The area offers a wealth of outdoor activities, from hiking and boating to wildlife watching. Loch Lomond's natural beauty and tranquil setting make it a favorite destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

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Interesting news from Loch Lomond

Nick Nairn Celebrates 25 Years of Scotland’s First Cook School with a Summer of Seafood, Stories and Guest Chefs

Scotland’s first Cook School is marking 25 years with a packed summer of events at Port of Menteith. Founded in 1999 by chef Nick Nairn, the school will host a Seafood Festival (5–6 July), a special reunion dinner (5 Sept), and a Long Table Dining series featuring top chefs including Gary Usher, Tony Singh and Michael Smith. From hands-on masterclasses to outdoor cooking and nostalgic menus, it’s a celebration of Scottish food and culinary education. Nick’s restaurant, open-fire cooking, and garden dining experience add to the draw.

Loch Lomond’s Ardlui Resort for Sale — Only Second Time in 250 Years

Ardlui Resort, a 250-year-old estate on the north corner of Loch Lomond, is on the market for £7 million—the first sale in 250 years. Originally built as a hunting lodge by the Colquhoun family and serving as a hotel since 1886, it’s been owned by the Squires family since 1978. The sale includes a three-star hotel, licensed holiday park, self-catering lodges, a 100-berth marina, and two lochside homes. The Squires say it’s a rare chance for someone to build on a beloved Highland destination with multiple income streams.