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Balmaha
Balmaha is a great base for those wishing to climb Conic Hill.
Eat, drink and relax
A visit to Balmaha wouldn’t be complete without lunch at the Oak Tree Inn, a family-run Inn renowned for its locally sourced menu and cosy atmosphere. Enjoy hearty favourites, fish and chips, pies, pizzas and of course haggis! On sunny and warmer days there is an outdoor seating area – the ideal setting to relax before or after your adventure. You could even nip into St Mocha coffee and ice cream parlour for an ice cream after your lunch!
Conic Hill
The National Park visitor centre is situated in the main car park at Balmaha and at the foot of Conic Hill. Get top tips on what to see and do, pick up a local map or find out the weather forecast.
Conic Hill is a fantastic way to see Loch Lomond and the islands from above. Its a short but fairly steep climb to the top. A beautiful walk through woodland then out onto open hill and rocky steps to the first viewpoint.
Another short burst to the summit and take in the majestic views from the top.
Ideal for families with little ones
The Balmaha Millenium Forest Path is ideal for families with little ones. This gentle walk starts in the main car park and takes a turn to the left through the forest and up to a viewpoint overlooking Loch Lomond.
Worth considering
Balmaha Explorer
Sail from Luss to the picturesque village of Balmaha and explore this pretty village with woodland walks, Conic Hill and The Oak Tree Inn.
Balmaha Circular
We think Loch Lomond is best experienced from the water, so join us on a 90 min circular cruise, departing from the new floating pontoon at Balmaha.
