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Walking in the most beautiful village of Luss on the west side of  Loch Lomond. Our guided walking tours cover the village main street, the path along the river, church, gravestones, beach scenes and Shore Cottage- Luss’ oldest surviving cottage.

Explore Loch Lomond’s mysteries and experience the history and architecture of a small Scottish hamlet.

Luss is one hour from Glasgow with good transport links by Citylink buses see https://www.citylink.co.uk with several coffee shops and hotels.

Adult Price £16.

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Helensburgh is 40 minutes from Glasgow by train, see https://www.scotrail.co.uk.

We will see highlights, of the various architectural designs, walking on flat, the tree-lined streets with pink cherry blossoms in the spring. Discover secrets, opulent churches, historical landmarks, and promenade on the waterfront.

Hear tales of Sir James Colquhoun and Lady Helen Colquhoun, John Logie Baird, and Henry Bell who all contributed to the heritage and affluence of Helensburgh.

Adult Price £16.

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This walking tour offers visitors a chance to connect with the landscape and history of Arrochar and Tarbet.

Step into Arrochar’s secrets and discover the outstanding natural beauty.

A beautiful walk of twin villages that are steeped in awe-inspiring history that reveals Clan MacFarlane’s turbulent past, Viking raids and the construction of the West Highland Railway.

With every step along the forest trails of Scot’s pine, beech, birch and oak trees, echoes of the past surround you.

Stories of the Clan MacFarlane’s lantern, best skin-tanning method, clan feuds, secret raids brought to life by an enthusiastic Arrochar resident storyteller, with mountain scenery that takes your breath away.

Adult Price £16.

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Join Argyll Walks on carefully planned stages on guided day walks along this stunning trail.

The John Muir Way traverses Scotland from the Firth of Clyde at Helensburgh to John Muir’s birthplace on the North Sea at Dunbar. Designated as one of Scotland’s Great Trails. It is 134 miles long over grades easy to moderate terrain passing through coastal towns, cities, villages, and towns.

Celebrate the 12th Anniversary of the opening of The John Muir Way and this your opportunity to experience the trail on fourteen stages of full-day walks on which you get to meet like minded people. There is a great variety of scenery through Scotland’s first National Park (Loch Lomond and the Trossachs’s National Park), historic canals, engineering wonders of the Falkirk Wheel, the Roman Antonine Wall, Edinburgh’s capital attractions to coastal expanses of East Lothian.

Adult Price £28.