Loch Lomond Weather
Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18C Partly cloudy
About Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond lies between the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland and is the largest stretch of freshwater in Scotland. Loch Lomond is 39 km long, and up to 8 km wide and has an average depth of 37 metres and maximum depth of 190 metres.
Loch Lomond has found fame over centuries through song and verse including the song "Loch Lomond" and recently though Loch Lomond Golf Club hosting international golf events including the Scottish Open.
Loch Lomond is a peaceful location from which explore the sights and attractions of Glasgow, Edinburgh, central Scotland and of course Loch Lomond.
Loch Lomond Accommodation Map
View an Interactive Loch Lomond Map of Loch Lomond accommodation to find your perfect place to stay.
Loch Lomond Webcam
Loch Lomond Webcam located at Loch Lomond Shores.
Loch Lomond B&B and Self Catering Accommodation
Stay at Loch Lomond is a not-for-profit organisation established by local bed and breakfast and self catering accommodation providers to promote Loch Lomond accommodation and towns.
You'll find a warm Scottish welcome and quality service at all of our Self Catering and Bed and Breakfast (B&B) accommodation in Loch Lomond.
Loch Lomond Accommodation - (use search at top right to check availability)
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Loch Lomond Activites
Loch Lomond has something for everyone: mountain biking, quad biking, watersports and more. For more relaxing activities there are lots of restaurants, museums, shops & parks.
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Loch Lomond Events
- Farmers Market
Sun 12 Jul - 10:00 - Farmers Market
Sun 26 Jul - 10:00 - Luss (Loch Lomond) Highland Gathering
Sun 26 Jul - 11:30 until Sun 26 Jul - 17:00 - Farmers Market
Sun 9 Aug - 10:00 - Three Lochs Classic Car Tour. Rhu
Sat 22 Aug until Sun 23 Aug
Loch Lomond - Dumbarton
Dumbarton is dominated by
Dumbarton Rock. It means the "Fortress of the Britons". From at least the fifth century AD until 1034
Dumbarton Rock was the centre of the independent British Kingdom of Strathclyde.







