Walks, Trails and Wildlife
Walks, Trails and Wildlife Walkers and cyclists will appreciate the many footpaths, waymarked trails, cycle routes and forest trails within nature reserves, community woodlands, farms, plantations and native woodland. Local wildlife includes Golden Eagle, red and roe deer, red squirrel, pine marten, badgers, otters, osprey,red kite, black grouse, kestrel, kingfisher, peregrine, sparrow hawk, bats and more.
For hill walkers and climbers Munro's including Ben Vorlich, Stuc A Chroin, Ben Sheann, Ben Ledi, and Ben Lawers (1,214m) being the highest mountain in the Central Highlands. Ben Lawers is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is home to alpine plants as well as Ptarmigan, Red Deer, Mountain Hare and the Common Lizard.
Follow The Rob Roy Way, Glen Ogle Trail, Queen Elizabeth 11 Forest Park, GlenAmple. Walk along or around and sail or kayak on Loch Earn, Loch Lubnaig, Loch Voil, Loch Doine.
There is also a wide range of walks in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park .
The Loch Earn Tourism Initiative are proud to be members of Wild Scotland . Spot wildlife in LETI accommodation gardens or while out walking or contact our professionals like our Land Rover Wildlife Safari at Hidden Glen Safaris or walk to visit animal hides in the forest with Natural Trossachs Eco Tourism expert at The Strathyre Outdoor centre where they offer wildlife tracking, bushcraft and birdsong weekends.
