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	Trossachs B&B in Strathyre & Trossachs Information
		For centuries the Trossachs was the hideaway of bands of highland robbers or 'caterans', this being a possible origin for the name 'Loch Katrine'.
		The Trossachs village of Brig o' Turk is the scene of a new acquisition of the Scottish woodlands Trust - the Glenfinglas property.
		The Trossachs is also the name now used within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park to define the eastern part of the Park, that is the area between Aberfoyle, Callander and up to Balquhidder and including Strathyre - described in detail on the Strathyre page.
	www.creaganhouse.co.uk /Trossachs.htm (480 words)

	Scottish Accommodation Index - The Trossachs, Rob Roy Country, Scotland UK
		Today, the Trossachs is bordered by the Crianlarich Hills and Balquhidder in the north and Aberfoyle and the Loch Ard forest in the south, while the shores of Loch Lomond mark its westernmost boundaries and Callender its easternmost.
		In 2002 the opening of the 'Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park' was seen as recognition of the value of preserving this largely unspoiled landscape.
		Rob Roy began to develop a protection racket at the expense of The Trossachs' fearful landowners: the term 'flmail' is said to come from the 'fl meal' (a form of cattle feed) he extorted from his unwilling sponsors.
	www.scottishaccommodationindex.com /trossachspics.htm (754 words)

	Heart of the Trossachs and Loch Katrine
		The Trossachs and Loch Katrine in Scotland is the district which was the haunt of the highland caterans of the Trossachs who sought to hide and live among the hidden glens and lochs, and after whom Loch Katrine is reputed to be named.
		From the Trossachs the highland caterans would raid deep into the Lowlands, returning with booty and driving the 'lifted' cattle through the Bealach-nam-Bo, (or ‘pass of the cattle’), near the eastern end of Loch Katrine.
		The Trossachs, variously said to mean ‘the rough or bristly country’ is, strictly speaking, the name applied to the narrow, thickly wooded, gorge between Trossachs Pier on Loch Katrine and Loch Achray.
	www.btinternet.com /~alireid1/trossachs.htm (1405 words)

	Trossachs Information
		The Trossachs (from the Gaelic ' bristled country ' referring to its luxuriant vegetation) originally denoted the small woodland glen between Ben An to the north, Ben Venue to the south, Loch Achray to the east and Loch Katrine to the west.
		The Trossachs has, however, long been taken to include the wider area of wooded glens and hills bounded to the west by Loch Lomond, to the east by Callander and the river Balvaig, to the south by Doune, Aberfoyle and the Loch Ard Forest and to the north by Balquhidder and Crianlarich Hills.
		The Trossachs and Breadalbane mark the dividing line between the Highlands to the north and Lowlands to the south.
	www.rosebankhouse.co.uk /trossachs.html (743 words)

	The Trossachs
		The Trossachs is an area of Scotland renowned for its natural beauty and scenic splendour.
		Historically, The Trossachs is the small wooded glen bordered by Ben Venue to the south, Lochs Katrine and Achray to the west and east respectively, and Ben A'an to the north.
		Even in Sir Walter Scott's day, when he walked here, it was taken to include a wider area, and now the 'Trossachs Trail' encompasses an area from Loch Lomond in the west to Callander in the east, and from Aberfoyle in the south to Balquhidder in the north.
	members.aol.com /trosstel/trossachs.htm (159 words)

	Trossachs Scotland accommodation booking Aberfoyle Callander Balloch Loch Lomond
		The Trossachs in Scotland is an area of oustanding beauty and is sometimes known as "Scotland in Minature" due to its diversity in landscape.
		The Trossachs are incredibly beautiful whatever the season boasting a wide variety of accomodation from luxury lodges and hotels, to cosy family homes.
		The Trossachs National Park covers a huge area all of it deemed an area of outstanding beauty, perfect for exploring and returning to time after time.
	www.trossachs.co.uk (319 words)

	Trossachs Outdoor Activity
		The nature of the Trossachs is such that it is a great favourite for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and mountain biking.
		Watersports in the Trossachs such as sailing, waterski-ing and canoeing are also catered for in the surrounding parts and many centres have been set up in the area to cater for such outdoor enthusiasts.
		The Trossachs are a haven for the off road cyclist and all the walking routes (apart from Glenfinglas) listed as suitable for walking are suitable for average cyclists.
	www.trossachs.fsworld.co.uk /trossachs/trossachs-activity.htm (1108 words)

	Trossachs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Trossachs (Scottish Gaelic, Na Trosaichean) itself is a small woodland glen in the Stirling council area of Scotland.
		This was followed up by his 1817 historical novel Rob Roy romanticising the outlaw cattle thief Raibert Ruadh born by Loch Katrine and buried at nearby Balquhidder.
		The area is now in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, remaining popular with walkers and cyclists, and for the motorist the winding roads have a certain charm.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trossachs (292 words)

	The Trossachs: A Tourist Guide from Lenymede Bed and Breakfast
		Historically The Trossachs is the small wooded glen bordered by Ben Venue to the south, Lochs Katrine and Achray to the west and east respectively, and Ben A'an to the north (See Map).
		The southern gateway to The Trossachs, Aberfoyle is situated at the foot of Duke's Pass between the Forth Valley to the south and the first of the Scottish Highland to the North.
		Gateway to the Highlands and the eastern entry point to The Trossachs, Callander is ideally situated for exploration of the area.
	members.tripod.com /Callander/trossachs.html (1088 words)

	Tourist information on Callander and the Trossachs
		It is said that crowds set off in their hundreds to view the spectacular scenery described by Scott in his books, until then comparatively unknown.
		Trossachs, is an unusual word often difficult to remember, let alone pronounce.
		Today Trossachs is the term used for the whole area, on the north east side of Loch Lomond.
	www.explore-callander.com (217 words)

	Scotland Bed and Breakfast - Perthshire,Trossachs,Strathyre\|B&B\|Guest House
		On the eastern edge of the Trossachs in Perthshire, central Scotland, comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation is provided at Rosebank House.
		Mal Dingle welcomes guests to this elegant and spacious Victorian house situated in the pleasant village of Strathyre, 8 miles north of Callander.
		The Trossachs is often known as ' The Highlands in Miniature ' and has long been regarded as one of the most scenic areas in Scotland.
	www.rosebankhouse.co.uk (513 words)

	Trossachs to Doune Bird of Prey Trail: a bird-watchers paradise in the middle of Scotland
		Trossachs to Doune Bird of Prey Trail: a bird-watchers paradise in the middle of Scotland
		As well as the Trossachs’ birds of prey there are many other birds around, including winter gatherings of whooper swans, greylag and pink-footed geese on the Carse of Stirling.
		Information on the Trossachs Bird of Prey Trail can be obtained from RSPB Scotland (0141 331 0993), Forestry Commission Scotland (01877 382 383) and the Argaty Red Kite Project (01786 841373).
	www.birdofpreytrail.com (622 words)

	Catherine Soria - Living People Influenced by John Muir - John Muir Exhibit
		The children of Trossachs Primary School (all 15 of them!) met up with students from Yosemite Valley School, California who were visiting th UK on their school trip.
		This included presentations by the children of Trossachs School based on the historical, natural and cultural heritage of the Trossachs area.
		Trossachs School, set within Scotlands's first national park, was linked to Yosemite Valley School by Scott Ashworth, the school's countryside ranger.
	www.sierraclub.org /John_Muir_Exhibit/people/catherine_soria.html (586 words)

	Trossachs - Travelscotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Strictly speaking, the Trossachs is the narrow wooded glen between Loch Katrine and Loch Achray, but the name is now used to describe a much larger area between Argyll and Perthshire, stretching north from the Campsies and west from Callander to the eastern shore of Loch Lomond.
		The Trossachs was one of the country's first holiday regions, and remains a major tourist destination.
		The Trossachs Trundler is a bus which makes a circuit of the Trossachs, linking Stirling, Callander, Aberfoyle and Port of Menteith, and stopping off at various scenic places en route.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/Trossachs (539 words)

	Callander Trossachs B&B, Tourist Information for Trossachs bed and breakfast
		Trossachs BandB (bed and breakfast) is available to suit most tastes.
		Strictly speaking, the Trossachs is the small area of land between Loch Achray and Loch Katrine, Ben A'an and Ben Venue.
		Some of Rob Roy's most daring exploits took place in the Trossachs; robbing the tax collector, escaping from his captors, hiding the cattle which he and his men had 'lifted' from the wealthy lowlands - the list is endless.
	www.trossachs.fsworld.co.uk /trossachs (428 words)

	Trossachs B&B - Bed and Breakfast at Burnt Inn House, Brig o' Turk
		There are three en-suite bedrooms (one double and two twin), a large farmhouse kitchen where breakfast is served and a comfortable residents’ lounge with SKY TV and a wide selection of videos and DVDs to watch and books to read.
		Dating back to the 1850s Burnt Inn House used to be the coach house and stable at The Trossachs New Hotel, which burnt down in 1864.
		Situated in the heart of the Trossachs (part of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park), Burnt Inn House is in the centre of the village of Brig o’ Turk.
	www.burntinnhouse.co.uk (278 words)

	The Trossachs & Breadalbane, Scotland - Official Scottish Area Tourist Board Website
		With the Trossachs' heather-clad peaks know as The Highlands in Miniature” and Breadalbane being derived from the Gaelic meaning “High Country”, it is no surprise that this area is outdoor lover's paradise.
		The Trossachs and Breadalbane mark the spot where the Highlands and Lowlands meet.
		The Trossachs hills mark the dividing Highland Line’ and, though its peaks may be humbler than those of its namesake, the Trossachs green uplands still dwarf the Lowland plain to the south.
	www.visitscottishheartlands.com /areas/trossachs/index.cfm (457 words)

	The Trossachs Trundler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Trossachs Trundler is a summer bus service to the Trossachs that aims to improve access to the countryside by public transport.
		The Trossachs Trail Tourism Management Programme, a 'green tourism' project that promotes tourism and a respect for the Trossachs environment, also supported the Trossachs Trundler service.
		Copies of the Trossachs Trail and other local attraction leaflets were available on the bus.
	www.greentourism.org.uk /default.aspx.LocID-008013001015003.htm (572 words)

	Callander B&B in Trossachs in Scotland Bed and Breakfast
		Callander BandB in the Trossachs BandB in Scotland Scotland bed and breakfast Loch Lomond accommodations accomodation in the trossachs.
		Callander here in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park offers an excellent range of activities to keep you occupied and entertained during your stay.
		Callander is a wonderful base from which to explore the Loch Lomond and Trossachs national park.
	www.westerton.co.uk (513 words)

	Trossachs Woollen Mill
		The Trossachs Woollen Mill offers a great selection of country and outdoor clothing.
		Our looms in the Trossachs Woollen Mill mainly produce Travel rugs which are woven in a variety of colours and designs by our resident weaver.
		Our weavers have taken inspiration from the breathtaking scenery and unspoilt natural beauty of the Trossachs to create a unique range of natural rugs.
	www.foreverscotland.com /mini_sites/trossachs_mill/index.htm (127 words)

	The Trossachs and Loch Katrine , Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Trossachs and Loch Katrine in Scotland is the district which was the haunt of the highland caterans of the Trossachs who found refuge in its maze of hidden glens and lochs, and after whom Loch Katrine is reputed to be named.
		The road up the side of Katrine is private but from the Trossachs pier car park you may walk or cycle the 11 or 12 mile up the Loch Katrine private road to Stronachlacher.
		The Steamer leaves from the quaintly rustic Trossachs pier and sails to Stronachlacher at the other end of Loch Katrine in the mornings and provides two circular Loch Katrine cruises (without stopping at Stronachlacher) in the afternoons.
	www.freenetpages.co.uk /hp/alireid/trossachs.htm (1321 words)

	Trossachs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Trossachs is the Florian League's most heavily populated world, and its largest exporter of goods and services to other Spinward States.
		Trossachs main industries are oriented towards making cheap consumer products for both the home and international markets.
		Trossachs is also famous, or infamous, for its vast number of corporate holdings.
	www.downport.com /bard/bard/opal/opal9811.html (531 words)

	Trossachs, Scotland. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		Often described as the Highlands in miniature, the Trossachs area boasts a magnificent diversity of scenery, with dramatic peaks and mysterious, forest-covered slopes that live up to all the images ever produced of Scotland's wild land.
		It is country ripe for stirring tales of brave kilted clansmen, a role fulfilled by Rob Roy Macgregor, the seventeenth-century outlaw whose name seems to attach to every second waterfall, cave and barely discernible path.
		Despite the steady flow of coach tours taking in the scenic highlights of the area, the Trossachs is at its best when you take to it on foot or on a mountain bike.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/scotland/trossachs (208 words)

	The Trossachs Scotland. Woodlands Trust Forest area
		The Trossachs is one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland, with mountains and lochs, the towns of Callander and Aberfoyle and, in the midst of it all, the village of Brig o’ Turk.
		The Trossachs is a haven for wildlife and the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park is a great place to visit to learn all about our red deer, eagles, ospreys and much, much more.
		The Trossachs has whatever you are looking for in a holiday or short break - walking, cycling, golf, fishing or touring the countryside.
	www.burntinnhouse.co.uk /trossachs.htm (329 words)

	The Trossachs Trail
		A signposted car tour, the Trossachs Trail (leaflet available) links a host of indoor and outdoor attractions around a circular route.
		The tranquil blue lochs of Drunkie, Venacher and Achray reflect the majesty of the surrounding peaks, covered with forest and heather.
		Scott immortalised the area with his best-selling poem, 'Lady of the Lake' (Loch Katrine) and may have stayed awhile in the nearby hamlet of Brig o' Turk, from where there is an excellent walk to the Glen Finglas dam.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/trossachstrail (237 words)

	Scottish Cycle Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Scottish Cycle Centre was established in 1988 operating under the name WHEELS in Callander, The Trossachs and is owned and operated by Mark and Janet Shimidzu.
		By 1994 the range and quantity of bikes was exceeding the capacity of the site so plans were made for a purpose built cycling centre at a new site which opened in August 1997.
		To provide a centre to promote and support cycling activities in The Trossachs and Scotland; to assist cyclists touring locally or travelling long-distance cycleways through Callander and Scotland; to provide support such as maps, guides, spares, repairs and bike maintenance.
	members.aol.com /scotcycle (265 words)

	Trossachs - Szkocja - Onet.pl Przewodnik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Dobrą pomocą przy wyborze trasy może być przewodnik Walk Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, w którym szlaki sklasyfikowano według stopnia trudności.
		Rozgłos, jakim początkowo cieszył się region Trossachs, był zasługą Waltera Scotta i dwu jego utworów, Pani jeziora i Rob Roya, których akcję pisarz osadził w tych stronach.
		W późniejszych latach popularność Trossachs nie słabła, w szczycie sezonu jest tu wciąż bardzo tłoczno.
	przewodnik.onet.pl /1265,1824,1062389,0,1,artykul.html (417 words)

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