The area around Loch Lomond is famous for being outstanding hiking territory and available hikes vary from short and gentle to physically demanding ones. After that kind of exercise, an afternoon at one of the many beaches of the Loch is welcome relaxation for you and your dog. End the day with a wee dram of whiskey in the comfort of your dog friendly accommodation in Loch Lomond.
This is where all the cool dogs meet to play and run together. Many paths criss cross this huge park and you can be sure to always meet a playmate for your dog.
This charming village with its well preserved Victorian architecture already inspired Walter Scott. Stroll through its historic centre and have a leisurely pub lunch in one of its many beer gardens, always with your four-legged friend by your side, obviously.
Scotland's largest city is less than one hour away and attracts visitors with its many cultural offerings such as the Lord Foster's Clyde Auditorium or Kelvingrove Park.
Climb the most southerly of the Munros and be rewarded with breathtaking views over the Loch and the Trossachs from its peak. There are three different routes to ascend, with the one that climbs the gentle Sròn Aonaich ridge being the easiest to access with your four-legged friend.