Log Cabins & Lodges in Loch Tay
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Log Cabins & Lodges in Loch Tay
Have you already selected the ideal tourist destination to enjoy your well-deserved holiday and get away from the routine of work? If you desire a beautiful log cabin or lodge to holiday in a safe and fun way with beautiful views, you must rent in Loch Tay, Scotland. This spot is ideal for salmon fishing, and appropriate for hiking lovers, who in addition to walking you can do it with mountain bikes.
Beautiful log cabins with all the basic elements overlooking Loch TayComfortable and spacious lodges that have large gardens for the enjoyment of children, and are also pet-friendly, so feel free to bring your dog! You can immerse yourself in nature and take a walk, taking advantage of the fresh air and mountains nearby. You will be able to eliminate toxins from your body, reduce stress, and take a steam bath to treat yourself.
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The Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve is the tenth-tallest Munro, mountain exceeding the height of 3,000 ft/914m, at 3,984 ft/1,214m, has the most famous collection of rare Arctic-Alpine plants in Britain, as well as over 600 different types of lichens, highlighting that within wildlife, red deer (deer) are found, pellets (partridge species), crows, rings, larks and black grouse (scientific name, Tetrao Urogallus). It has celebrity status for its rich Arctic-Alpine flora. It offers dreamlike views of Lake Tay, and its hills are rich in archaeological remains.
Loch Tay for hiking enthusiastsLoch Tay, whose length is 23 kilometres and its maximum depth is 150 metres, hiking through the hills around Loch Tay, will be a pleasant experience walk right along the lake. You will have a great relaxing day, strolling and seeing the water and the spectacular landscape, well enough signposted, the colourful path. You will be able to observe small waterfalls present along the way. A great way to spend a couple of hours outdoors, dogs can also benefit from this trail, but they must be leashed.
Did you know that the Breadalbane Folklore Centre houses 8 healing smooth stones, used by St. Fillan, to cure various ailments? Each stone has the shape of the organ it is supposed to heal. The stones were used to rub the sick part of the person, currently available for healing purposes.
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You will be able to play golf on the course which is very nice, consisting of 9 holes, you have to be fit to climb or rent a golf cart. The holes are interesting, with several challenges along the way. The feeling of being in a special place with breathtaking views makes any match exciting. The club has a good menu and bar for snacks after your game.
2. Water sports in Loch TayThe companies Legend and Loch Tay Leisure Park promote the practice of water sports and outdoor experiences, part of them are sailing, rafting, canoeing. The more focused you are, the greater the ability to empty the mind and maintain concentration, skills that will help you avoid stress and distraction, stay focused on everyday tasks, also burn high numbers of fats, increase endurance, physical capacity and muscle mass.
3. Dochart ViaductThe Dochart Viaduct is a railway bridge in the Scottish town of Killin. In 1979, it was included in the Scottish list of monuments as an individual monument in category B and in 1996 it managed to obtain category A. Ubicado near Dochart Falls, intending to stimulate tourism in Killin. Today the railway line, although no longer in use, is visited by those who love hiking, wildlife with its fabulous route, offering enchanting views of Loch Tay.
4. The Dochart FallsLocated on the Dochart River, near the western end of Lake Tay, they are a spectacle of nature, the bridge that crosses the Killin River, offers a view of the waterfalls, which fall on the rocks and in the surroundings of Inchbuie Island, the setting itself is very pleasant and picturesque, all relaxing that you should not miss if you have the opportunity.
5. Visit Colin Burt ReserveThis is a small wildlife reserve where you can enjoy the outdoors and learn about the wildlife that lives here, you will be able to find owls. Enjoy walks in the woods, over the wetland on a boardwalk or through the open countryside. Enjoy a walk through the forest and the surroundings of the meadow, seeing the different types of animals and plants. This is an ideal place to stop to rest and organise a picnic, delight in the magnificent views with the family.
6. Explore Acharn ForestLocated on the southwest side of Killin, most of the forest is a mixed coniferous plantation with pockets of broadleaf forests and open moors. It represents a walk of less effort with a bit of inclination, the views are limited however pleasant, with possibilities to join this path with other informal routes in the area to extend the walk to Loch Breaclaich. It is an ideal route to take the dog for a walk.
7. Treat yourself to a delicious menu of local cuisineThe location of Loch Tay, is advantageous for being located on the main road that crosses Killin, in addition to passing across the road, there are the waterfalls of Dochart Inn, to offer an extensive menu of dishes, braised beef based on meat, red wine, carrot and lentils, haggis, porridge, accompanied by mashed turnips, mashed potatoes accompanied by a whisky sauce, a delight for the enjoyment of the family.
Information about log cabins in Loch Tay
🏡 Log cabins available: | 91 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -37%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £37. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and fireplace. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 48 properties. |