Loch Lomond and Glencoe

Tour Highlights

• Pick up from location
• Loch Lomond
• Crianlarich
• Rannoch Moor
• Glen Etive
• Glencoe
• Ballachulish and Loch Leven
• Drop off at location

O ye’ll tak’ the high road, and I’ll tak’ the low road, and I’ll be in Scotland a’fore ye.

But me and my true love will never meet again,on the bonnie, bonnie banks O’ Loch Lomond.

Pass the Firkin Point on the banks of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, a mere 20 miles north of Glasgow and reached by passing through Milton, birthplace of three time Formula 1 World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart. Walk the streets of the picture postcard village of Luss where the TV series Take the High Road was filmed.

Considered the gateway to the Highlands Crianlarich sits at the foot of Ben More which stands at 3,850 feet. Snow can lie on its peak even in July!

Rannoch Moor, used extensively in the TV series Outlander is a huge bog stretching for miles surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains.

Featured in the 2012 James Bond film “Skyfall” is the stunning scenery of Glen Etive once owned by the family of James Bond creator Ian Fleming. This IS one of Scotland’s most beautiful glens. Termed as ‘wild land’, if you are very lucky, the deer that roam freely in the glen may allow you to get close enough to feed them.

Glencoe offers some of Scotland’s most rugged mountain views and was scene of the infamous massacre in 1692.

At the end of the glen are North and South Ballachulish in the area known as Lochabar where Loch Leven meets Loch Linnhe. The area was once where all Scotland’s roof slates were quarried.

This is a full day tour where lunch can be taken as desired at a variety of villages along the route. Contact us for more information.

Scottish Classic Tours is managed by husband and wife, Duncan and Linda Cullen, both of whom share a love of Scotland, classic cars and history. Tours can be either half or full day dependent upon time spent at each location and where your pick up and drop off points are. Call or email to discuss your tour ideas on 07595 187123 or scottishclassictours@gmail.com.