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Callander chita sou kwen lès nan Loch Lomond ak Trossachs National Park e li se yon bon pwen depa pou Lochs & Glens Scotland a Dekouvri jaden flè espektakilè nan lwès Scotland Scotland a sou West Highland Way la. Gwo mòn yo, loch trankil ak bri rivyè konbine rekonpanse ou ak yon jaden flè inik ak tout tan tout tan chanje kòm ou vwayaje kilomèt soti nan Milngavie (Glasgow) nan Fort William, ofrann Kabann ak Dejene nan tout wout la, dekouvri loch yo trankil, wouj Heather rekouvèr ti mòn , chato Majestic yon vwayaj sansasyonèl mòn monte soti nan Fort William Inverness, vwayaje nan kèk nan peyizaj ki pi enspire pa jou ak echantiyon gwo Ospitalite Highland nan Kabann lan anpil ak Dejene nan mitan lannwit, Atravè Rannoch Moor, Kinlochleven via eskalye a "Dyab la, Ben Nevis ak Fort William, kapital Deyò Scotland la sitiye nan tèt la nan Loch Linnhe.
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Callander sits on the eastern edge of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and is a good starting point for the Scotland’s Lochs & Glens Discover the spectacular landscape of Scotland’s western highlands on the West Highland Way. Towering mountains, tranquil lochs and rushing rivers combine to reward you with a unique and ever changing landscape as you journey 96 miles from Milngavie (Glasgow) to Fort William,offering Bed and Breakfast along the way, discover the tranquil lochs, purple heather clad hills, majestic castles a stunning mountain bike trip from Fort William to Inverness, travelling through some of the most inspiring scenery by day and sampling great highland hospitality in the many Bed and Breakfast by night, Through Rannoch Moor, Kinlochleven via the “Devil’s Staircase, Ben Nevis and Fort William, Scotland’s Outdoor Capital situated at the head of Loch Linnhe.