アクレイ湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Be aware cars have 1-way access around the Three Lochs Forest Drive and not all drivers understand that cyclists can ride this gravel road in both directions. I found the Three Lochs Forest Drive quite busy with cars late afternoon mid week.

Stuning spot, highly recommend. Great flat pitches, clean toilet block. Take your litter home is encouraged.

Great coffees, teas and cakes with bike parking and a handy toolstand

Excellent cafe, delicious food including vegan & gluten free. Been in business 100 years. Featured in the film The 39 Steps!

Brig o' Turk is a small rural village nestled within the heart of the Trossachs. I'd highly recommend a short stop at the Brig o' Turk Tea Room, this cosy establishment is a great place to fuel up before a day's walking. If you have time, take a stroll up Glen Fingals Road to discover The Bicycle Tree. Legend has it that a young man left his bicycle against a tree before going to war. The tree absorbed the bike over time, lifting it inside its trunk.

Loch Achray is one of the smallest of the many great lochs that make up the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. As you gaze across the water, you'll have sublime views of the towering peaks of Ben A'an and Meall Gainmheich, creating a dramatic backdrop to such a still and serene area.

Beautiful gravel path sandwiched between different Lochs.

This footbridge across the fast-flowing Achray Water comes after a lovely boardwalk section. Hikers bound for Ben Venue often pass this way and there are lovely views towards its twin-peaked top from here. The Water of Achray flows down from Loch Katrine into Loch Achray, just to the east of here.