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West Dunbartonshire
Herzlich willkommen in West Dunbartonshire. West Dunbartonshire ist ein Paradies für Outdoorfreaks und bietet das ganze Jahr über eine Menge an Freizeitmöglichkeiten für Naturliebhaber. Wir haben Dir die besten Touren, Geschichten, Angebote, Unterkünfte, Veranstaltungen und noch viele weitere Infos in West Dunbartonshire zusammengestellt.
Aktivitäten in West Dunbartonshire
Ausflugstipps in West Dunbartonshire
Highlights
Karten und Wege
Wasserfall
· Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, Stirling, und Forth Valley
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Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, Stirling, und Forth Valley
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Balloch
Foto: Tom Brogan, CC BY-ND, flickr.com
Foto: Tom Brogan, CC BY-ND, flickr.com
The National Park
Loch Lomond is the most famous Scottish lake next to Loch Ness, as it is also the largest in the country - a typical ice age lake. It stretches out to West Dunbartonshire and spreads out to offer enough space for water rats. You can take the ferry from Balloch across the whole lake or you can take a kayak and explore the shores at your own pace.
There are plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling in Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The rolling hills offer the opportunity to explore the landscape with the whole family. The National Park is also a perfect place to learn about nature first hand.
Dumbarton Castle
Foto: Robert Brown, CC BY-SA, flickr.com
Foto: Robert Brown, CC BY-SA, flickr.com
Dumbarton, a beautiful town at the mouth of the Leven River, is a popular tourist destination because of its history. A visit to Dumbarton Castle will take you back in time. You will need to climb over 500 steps to reach the castle. But the view from above is worth it! It's not without reason that the Brug was built at this location, as the view from there extends as far as Clyde, Loch Lomond and Argyll - ideal for keeping a close eye on everything. In addition to the rewarding view, there is also human history from over 1500 years to explore. The rock on which the castle rests is much older, over 350 million years ago it was an active volcano.
