Callander 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

waterproof 👟

You can cover the whole ridge wich has lovely 360 views and even connect with the Bracklinn Falls loop. Well worth it!

There’s a good flow of water over threes falls even in summer months. Perhaps a better fall than Bracklinn when there’s been little rain, and the pools beneath are more accessible. The paths can be overgrown with bracken in July / August.

Ben Ledi (879m) – located in the weather-favorable southern Highlands near the town of Callandar (north of Glasgow) – isn't a Munro, but it certainly feels like one. A very good hiking trail (T2) leads to the summit, from which, thanks to its slightly remote location, you have wonderful views of the southern Highlands. It's best to continue over the summit and finish the tour with a loop over the waterfalls. Note: P has only 8 pitches! Start early!

Nice little 1hr walk, bit steep in places but rewarded with waterfalls and lovely views across the loch.

Very wet area, tough walk. Massively underestimated how difficult this would be. Strongly advise waterproof boots this time of year

Keltie Water rises to the east of Loch Lubnaig and flows south for about 10 miles (16 km) before going the River Teith near Callander. There are a number of attractive waterfalls on the way. Here on the wooded western flank of A'Chrannach, you can get a view of the meandering course it takes through the Scottish Hills.

A small nondescript little pool near the street. Market by a stony sign. You can see the water bubble a bit.