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HILLWALKING in
GLEN ARKLET

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Glen Luss       Glen Douglas       Glen Arklet

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Glen Arklet, Stirling Council - The valley Containing Loch Arklet is situated between Loch lomond and Loch Katrine with Inversnaid and incorporates Glen Arklet reservoiur and dam.

 Glen Arklet - Loch Lomond

Glen and Loch Arklet lie on the eastern side of Loch Lomond, with the walk starting at either end of the loch. The most romantic way to do the walk would be to take the small ferry from the western side of Loch Lomond on the A82 at Inveruglas and sample the beauty of Loch Lomond itself. Once on the other side just take the road from the Inversnaid Hotel, the walk being the road itself, so watch out for traffic.

Loch Arklet with Lomond Mountains
Loch Arklet with
Loch Lomond Mountains


your first mile runs through some forestry before opening out into the glen and views of the loch. On the left, you will see Stob an Fhainne, followed by Maol Mor and on the right is Loch Arklet with its small spattering of islands. After a mile or so, look back and you can see the mountains of A'Chrois, Ben Ime and Ben Vane, all knitted together on the far side of Loch Lomond, a sight to behold, I may add. If you wish to carry on at the end of Loch Arklet, another 10 minutes on the road will take you to Stronachlachar and great views along Loch Katrine and the Trossachs mountains.
 

On Glen Arklet looking west from Inversnaid
Looking West
from Inversnaid

Loch Katrine Island
An Island on
Loch Katrine

Should you wish to start the walk at Stonachlachar, travel through Aberfoyle and take the B829, this route offers the chance to see lochs Ark and Chon before reaching the Stronachlachar car park. Whichever way you choose, the walk is around 10 miles return and will take around 4 hours plus stoppage time.

 
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