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Loch Ard is a stunning freshwater lake located in the Trossachs region of Scotland. It's nestled within the hills of the Trossachs National Park and is surrounded by lush forest. It's steeped in history with tales of local legends and stories associated with the nearby village of Aberfoyle.

Ben Venue is considered to be one of the finest mountains in the Trossachs The views over Loch Katrine are amazing.

It's difficult to find and you're never quite sure whether you've found the right cave. But this one looked like it.

Nice twisty single track around it

Beautiful walk. Good shoes are needed, lots of water and mud along the way.

Twin-topped Ben Venue is one of the finest peaks in the Trossachs and makes for an excellent hillwalk. This is the main summit, though it's easy to miss as the main path bypasses it. The view across bonnie Loch Katrine to the wild tangle of the Southern Highlands is magnificent. The Cobbler's oddball form is obvious, while the Crianlarich Hills look impressive, particularly shapely Stob Binnein.

Loch Ard is a picturesque freshwater loch in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and was described by Sir Walter Scott as 'an enchanting sheet of water'. There are many trails that surround the woodland on its banks, giving views across the water towards the likes of Ben Lomond, Scotland's most southerly Munro. Interestingly, Loch Ard is thought to be the source of the River Forth.