The Trossachs Scotland
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Captivating & convenient - The Trossachs in Scotland

On the edge of the Highlands of Scotland, where the mountains begin, the lochs and glens lie in secret places, inviting you to come and enjoy this wonderful place the ancient Gaelic speaking highlanders called 'Na Trosaichean' - The Trossachs!

The name 'Trossachs' originally applied to the small and very scenic area of Scotland which lies between Ben Venue and Ben A'an, and from Loch Achray to Loch Katrine. Now part of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, 'The Trossachs' is now taken to refer to the area of mountains, lochs and glens which lie between the east shore of Loch Lomond and the A84 road from Callander to Lochearnhead.

Whichever of those meanings you prefer, the Trossachs in Scotland has so many natural and man-made attractions that it makes a wonderful place for a holiday - or a day out from the towns or cities where so many of us live our lives.

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For those visitors who wish to explore further afield, the Trossachs area of Scotland is almost in the centre of Scotland which makes it an excellent base for visiting some of the most popular visitor attractions:- the grandeur of the north west with its lofty mountains and deep glens, ancient highland castles, wildlife parks, the rugged shorelines of the west with splendid secluded beaches of silver sand - and easy access to the cities of Stirling, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Read more on this Trossachs website to find more about this magic place and what to see and do when you visit.