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Walks Loch Lomond & The Trossachs 0 10km 10m cycle route walk grade max.length walk grade max.length A82 6 4 3 1 5 Killin An Caisteal ....................... A+ Loch Katrine .................. up to 12 /2 mls/20kms Tyndrum 1 8 mls/13kms 20 B/C A85 1 A85 2 Ben More & 21 Ben Venue ........................... A 7 /2 mls/12kms Crianlarich 7 2 11 Stob Binnein .................. A+ 7 mls/11kms 22 Aberfoyle Walks ................. B up to 6 mls/9.5kms A821 10 27 A84 1 Sròn a’ Chlachain .............. B 2 2 mls/4kms The Menteith Hills ............. 4 mls/6.5kms 8 12 3 / 23 B 1 1 9 4 The Old Railway ................ C 1 /2 mls/2.5kms 24 Doon Hill & Easter Park C/B up to 4 /4 mls/6.8kms 20 15 16 1 1 18 13 Callander 5 Achmore Wood ................... C 2 /2 mls/4kms 25 Lochan Spling .................... C 2 /2 mls/4.2kms 19 14 29 17A821 1 Tarbet 28 21 6 Allt Dhùin Croisg ............... B 2 mls/3kms 26 Loch Ard ............................. B 4 /4 mls/6.7kms 22 23 A81 1 1 7 Glen Ogle Trail ................... B 5 /2 mls/9kms 27 The Falls of Falloch ........... C /2 mls/0.8km 37 2625 Aberfoyle 35 24 1 3631 8 Inverlochlarig ..................... B 8 mls/13kms 28 Tarbet Isle ........................... C 1 /2 mls/2.4kms A82 30 3332 A81 A811 9 Beinn an t-Sidhein .............. A 5 mls/8kms 29 The Cobbler ..................... A+ 8mls/13kms 34 1 2 Drymen 10 Creag an Tuirc .................... B 2 mls/3kms 30 Balmaha to Milarrochy ..... C 1 / mls/2.5kms A814 38 A875 11 Balquhidder to 31 Cashel ............................. B/C up to 4 mls/6.5kms Balloch 40 39 A809 Ledcharrie ........................ A 7 mls/11kms 32 Conic Hill ............................ B up to 7 mls/11kms 1 ml/1.6kms GLASGOW 12 Glen Ample ......................... B 6 mls/9.5kms 33 Millennium Forest Trail .... C 1 13 Ben Ledi ............................ A+ 5 mls/8kms 34 Inchcailloch ........................ C 1 /2 mls/2.5kms 1 Grades 14 Callander to Falls of Leny . C 3 mls/5kms 35 Sallochy Forest Walks ........ C 2 /2 mls/4kms 1 1 15 Callander Crags ................. B 4 /2 mls/7kms 36 Sallochy to Rowardennan . B 2 /4 mls/3.5kms A+ .... Full walking equipment – including map and compass – 1 and previous hill walking experience essential 16 Bracklinn Falls ................... B 3 /3 mls/5.3kms 37 Ben Lomond .................... A+ 8 mls/13kms 1 2 A ...... Full walking equipment required 17 Brig o’ Turk Walks ......... B/C 3 /2 mls/6kms 38 Duncryne ............................ C /3 ml/1km B ...... Strong walking footwear and waterproof clothing required 18 Glen Finglas ........................ A 15 mls/24kms 39 The Whangie ...................... B 3 mls/5kms 1 C ...... Comfortable walking footwear recommended 19 Ben A’an .............................. A 2 /2 mls/4kms 40 The West Highland Way ....... [B/C, etc ...... Split grades mean that there is more than one route described, 40 and the walks are of varying degrees of difficulty.] NB: Assume each walk increases at least one grade in winter conditions. Hill routes can become extremely treacherous..

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