Places to explore in StirlingScotland · Central Scotland

Rapids tearing straight through Killin village beneath an eighteenth-century bridge, with the burial isle of Clan Macnab just downstream.

Royal fortress on a volcanic crag above the carse.

Scotland's first national park, where the Highlands begin — bonnie banks, wooded glens and Ben Lomond within reach of Glasgow.

1,863 km²

Victorian Gothic tower on the Abbey Craig above Stirling commemorating William Wallace, with sweeping valley views.

Water source for Victorian Glasgow and setting for Scott's Lady of the Lake, cruised by the steamship Sir Walter Scott.

Medieval courtyard castle, famous film location.

Most southerly Munro above Loch Lomond.

974 m

Wooded lochs and craggy hills.

49 km²

Britain's largest loch, island-strewn.

4.3 km²

A seventy-foot sandstone slot canyon running blood-red water over a mossy pulpit rock — famous from Outlander, and genuinely dangerous to enter.

Powerful fall on the River Falloch in Glen Falloch near Crianlarich, plunging into a deep dark pool.

Scotland's only safari park, near Doune, with drive-through enclosures, a zoo and adventure rides.