Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle is an attractive village situated in the midst of magnificent scenery at the gateway to the Trossachs.
Aberfoyle is a traditional community on the banks of the emerging River Forth, boasting one of the most scenic golf courses in Scotland and some excellent local walks.
Aberfoyle is still a popular holiday village, with an attractive main street and well served with individual shops, cafés and restaurants, Learn more about the area's natural beauty and history at the Trossachs Discovery Centre. The Scottish Wool Centre relates the full story of wool, from sheep to the shops, through live sheep shows and hands-on demonstrations of spinning and working sheepdogs.
The Queen Elizabeth Forest Park Visitor Centre is above Aberfoyle as the road begins its long climb into the heart of the Trossachs. The Forest Park, now encompassed within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, is spread over the hillsides of the Trossachs, and combines conservation and recreation with timber production. The mixed woodlands provide a beautiful setting for over sixty miles of forest walks, drives, cycle tracks and picnic and play areas. Cross the Duke's Pass with its eagle-eye view of magnificent forest-covered hills, mirrored in the tranquil waters of numerous lochs.
