The Central Highlands Travel Guide

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Central Scotland is a bridge between Highland Scotland and the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. From Stirling Castle, on a good day, you can see from coast to coast, before you travel north to the glens and the rising hills of the Trossachs. From there you can choose to seek out the tranquil waters of Loch Lomond to the west or the open country and darker peaks of Rannoch Moor to the north.

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The Central Highlands Hotels

There is a wide selection of accommodations available throughout the region, especially in Stirling and Callander. They range from the bed-and-breakfasts...read more

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The Central Highlands Restaurants

Regional country delicacies—loch trout, river salmon, lamb, and venison—appear regularly on even modest menus in Central Highlands restaurants...read more

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The Central Highlands Experiences

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