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third tay, partial

Probably most famous for the tree, a great place to wild swim. Also worthy to note there are public toilets here.

Many think that this statue of sacred joy was erected to commemorate a wee boy who drowned in the loch. That is actually a myth. Wee Peter was created by local stonemason William Kerr in 1890. He made it for someone’s garden but they didn’t like it and he placed it where it stands today.

Good pub/restaurant for a post walk pint. It gets very busy so you may need to reserve a table, or grab one outside and use their app to order (they don't allow you to go up to the bar).

Wee Peter statue, erected in 1890 near Luss by London stonemason William Kerr, who as a child lived in the village of Luss. The statue is also known as Kerrs Folly, as it was created for a client who did not accept the piece, so William Kerr had it erected in this small bay near Luss where he had been happy as a child. Local mis-knowledge sometimes has it that the statue was erected as a memorial to a drowned child.

One of the best overnight accommodations at the WHW

The Oak Tree Inn is a quaint inn with delicious food and drinks. The dining room is equipped with many old clocks, so it is very clocky 😅. Located in Balmaha, midway between Drymen and Rowardennan, it is a popular lunch break stop on the West Highland Way.

Main car park opposite £2.70 4 hours. Pub, shop, coffee shop and accommodation here.