Planning where to stay and visit as you tick off the West Highland Way this year? Here are some ideas to help you stay well rested and well fed during your adventure. Where to stay and visit on the West Highland Way The Oak Tree Inn stands under a 500 year old oak tree in the picturesque village of Balmaha on the banks of Loch Lomond. Although just a 45-minutes drive from Glasgow, you will feel like you are a million miles away in this stunning rural setting.
This family-owned hotel boasts an award-winning pub serving excellent Scottish food and drink; the perfect place to unwind after a leisurely Lochside walk. In the adjoining St Mocha Coffee Shop and Ice Cream Parlour, you will find a wide array of delicious homemade ice cream, as well as Loch Lomond Coffee Co roasting fresh coffee. There are numerous activities around the village to make your summer break special, including the ever-popular Conic Hill.
The path sets off from Balmaha and the views from atop are truly world class. Loch Lomond cruises depart regularly from Balmaha pier which allow you to enjoy the loch in all its splendour. Or, perhaps you’ll prefer to jump on the ferry to Inchcailloch island and explore this unspoiled natural landscape described as the ‘jewel in the crown of Loch Lomond’.
With breakout spaces like no other, The Oak Tree Inn could also be the perfect destination for your next work meeting or event. . Located at the start of Balmaha, on the shoulder of Loch Lomond, Arrochoile is the per.
