周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ4

Nice gravel road to drive on.

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The surface maybe compact gravel, but the views are lovely and path car free. (Note that the alternative road route up the A84 on the opposite side of the loch is dangerous in a car, and best avoided on a bike.)

The area around Loch Lubnaig features some excellent cycling and walking paths, including a section of the National Cycle Network (NCN 7) on the west side of the water. This route is part of the former Callander and Oban Railway offering cyclists a scenic traffic-free route between Callander and Strathyre. The surface is a mixture of gravel and tarmac, but generally it's a smooth ride with some cheeky climbs.

Superb off road smooth gravel following the route of an old railway in the main. Don't get too comfortable though - there are some really sharp, steep climbs where the route cuts away from the old railway

Spectacular views from the lochside cycle route on the west side of the loch

Light and medium gravel path. It can be done with a road bike too if you take it easy, i.e. 10-14kph. I used 30mm tires and with no issues. It ends with a few steep hairpin turns (appx 300m long) on pretty rough gravel where you may need to push if you are on a road bike. It's worth it to avoid the busy road on the other side of the lake. Before and after this segment (appx 6km long), the cycle path/ road is paved and the views are awesome all along the way.

a superb cafe in the holiday park beside the path. gift shop as well. food brilliant.

This is a beautiful section of the NCN7. Some fantastic cafe's to enjoy. The surface is gravel. The hair pin bends can be quite loose under the tyres, but is rideable depending on you ability. It can always be walked and is only a small section. @cyclecrieff