Loch Lomond & The Trossachs encompass the area of Scotland’s first national park. Just a short drive from Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, this region is home to stunning mountain scenery, which includes 21 Munros, over 20 expansive lochs, and abundant outdoor activities, such as kayaking, wild swimming, and walking.
The primary farming activity in this area is livestock farming, focusing on hill sheep and beef cattle. This is due to the terrain being primarily mountainous, with land conditions less suitable for arable farming.
Agritourism in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs is a great way to connect with nature and enjoy the natural beauty of this region to its fullest extent.
Farm tours are a popular activity here, and they provide a great way to enjoy the surrounding scenery while learning about the farming heritage of the region. There’s also no shortage of great accommodation in this area. Many agritourism holiday stays offer fantastic views of the many lochs, rivers, and mountains, providing a quintessential rural experience that will be remembered for a long time.