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Inversnaid
Tucked away on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond, Inversnaid offers a peaceful escape. Our boat docks at the pier in front of the historic Inversnaid Hotel, where you disembark and take in the views.
Steeped in local history
The Inversnaid Hotel was once a hunting lodge for the Duke of Montrose and its past is filled with stories, from clan battles to the Highland Clearances. Today, it welcomes visitors with light snacks and drinks during the summer months.
The world-famous West Highland Way walking route passes directly in front of the hotel, following the banks of the loch. From here, you can also see the famous Arklet waterfall tumbling into Loch Lomond.
Long-lost ruins and spectacular views
For nature lovers, Inversnaid is home to an RSPB nature reserve, part of the Great Trossachs Forest project. This area is internationally important as a rare example of Atlantic oak woodland – sometimes called Scotland’s temperate rainforest. Exploring the trails will lead you to dramatic viewpoints, beaches, hidden ruins and the chance to spot local wildlife such as wild goats, deer, osprey and sea eagles.
By bike
If you’re bringing your bike on board from Tarbet, Inversnaid is a brilliant place to start an adventure. From here, the road to Stronachlachar connects with Loch Katrine, where you can link up with cruise boats or set off on cycle trails across the Trossachs and towards Aberfoyle.
Alternatively, you can take a boat across Loch Katrine to Trossachs Pier, then cycle the road back to Inversnaid – a route that combines lochside views with fresh Highland air.
