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The Argyll Coastal Route starts off at arguable one of Scotlands most beautiful spots, Tarbet is situated at the north of Loch Lomond where you can sit and look south all the way down the 26 miles of this amazing body of water, or just look up to your left and Ben Lomond is standing towering over you.
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This stunning route is 129 miles long and again as with many of Scotlands recognised tourist routes wonderfully hugs the dramatic west coast shoreline giving you as many spectacular views as you can possible handle.
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My main recommendation while travelling this beautiful area of Scotland is to always have your camera at the ready, as well as having some of the best views you are every likely to see every time you turn another corner, this area is boasts many of the amazing native wildlife Scotland has to offer, from otters sitting in amongst the sea weed eating trout to Golden eagles and White-tailed Sea Eagles circling high up in the mountains above.
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This unbelievable route continues up the west coast through some of the most rugged and exciting coastlines to your left with the most amazing mountain ranges you are every likely to see to your right, it truly is a must.
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I honestly can’t recommend this coastal route enough, it has absolutely everything and then some, if you like your seafood then you certainly won’t be disappointed when you stop off for a quick bite to eat.
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National Trust for Scotland
"Save our Scotland"
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From coastlines to castles, art to architecture, wildlife to wilderness, we encourage people to connect with the things that make Scotland unique while protecting them for future generations.
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The Seafood Trail
"A Culinary Journey"
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If you are a seafood lover then there is nowhere better to go than following the Seafood Trail, here you will find some of the most mouthwatering hotels and restaurants serving up the best Scottish fresh seafood which they would have probably only caught this morning.
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Tourist Routes
"Other beautiful routes to explore"
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