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Gentle and scenic summit.

Lovely spot

Neish Island. We swim around it weekly, but it has a nice bit of history. https://canmore.org.uk/site/24437/neish-island-loch-earn https://cyclecrieff.scot/

Ben Vorlich means "the bay". The 985m high Munro on Loch Earn (note: there are two Ben Vorlichs) is a fairly easy Munro with a great view over the Scottish Lowlands and the beginning of the Highlands.

St Fillans occupies the eastern end of beautiful Loch Earn and provides gorgeous views across the water to the hills beyond. From here, you can cycle along a lovely disused railway east to Comrie or west along the loch shore to Lochearnhead. These paths are best explored on a gravel bike or MTB.

Loch Earn, is a picturesque freshwater loch in Scotland's Stirling council area, spanning about 17 kilometres. The loch has an unusual "tidal" system, called a Seiche. This is caused by the prevailing winds blowing wind down the valley, resulting in a build up of water at one end of the Loch. Other lakes, such as the much larger Lake Geneva, and Lake Garda also are homes to this phenomena.

High on the banks of Loch Earn, you will find a bench which offers a great view point over the entirety of Loch Earn. This spot is a great one to catch your breath, and get ready for the descent back to St. Fillans. While you're having a rest, keep an eye out for the local area's population of Osprey and Golden Eagles.

This path follows the former railway line, from Lochearnhead to St. Fillans. The path is a mellow one, winding through grassy terrain, with old railway bridges and embankments dotted along the way. Covering just over 11km, the walk also includes peaceful sections through Derry Wood and Glentarken Wood. You'll be treated to lovely views of the surrounding hills and the stunning Loch Earn. And in St. Fillans, be sure to explore the historic railway station buildings.