PaddleMore in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
PaddleMore in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs is the definitive guide for paddlers exploring one of Scotland's most beautiful and diverse national parks. Whether you're into hardcore whitewater, multi-day touring, or a peaceful family outing, this guide covers it all—canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards welcome! Discover the best paddling spots in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park: Over 80 km of Loch Lomond's shoreline to explore 22 navigable lochs, from vast sea lochs to small, serene inland waters Paddle both relaxed meandering rivers like the Balvaig and challenging whitewater rapids like the River Falloch Stunning natural beauty, with opportunities to spot wildlife like deer, red squirrels, and a variety of birds Loch Lomond and the Trossachs are a haven for paddlers of all skill levels, and this guide will help you plan the perfect adventure. The authors provide detailed maps, safety tips, and itineraries for both short trips and multi-day expeditions, ensuring your paddling experience is unforgettable. About the Authors Grant Dolier Grant started paddling over fifteen years ago on the west coast of Scotland. Since then he has explored more of Scotland than most people could imagine. His experiences in the UK and working overseas in the Ardèche, coupled with his extensive knowledge of paddlesports, make him a highly sought-after coach and guide. He is backed by Hōu Canoes, is involved with Scottish Canoe Association as part of the Environmental and Access Team, and supports Scouts Scotland with paddlesports provision across Scotland. Tom 'Moose' Kilpatrick Moose started his paddling life on the ponds and rivers in the south-east of England. He has slowly worked his way north and has spent the last few years working his way through all things Scottish. As well as being a very experienced and knowledgeable coach and guide across Scotland and the rest of the UK, he spent a summer in Norway and a month in Nepal; apparently they weren't bad.