Loch Awe, longest lake in Scotland, measuring 24 miles (39 km) from northeast to southwest, situated in Argyll and Bute council area, historic county of Argyllshire, at 117 feet (36 metres) above sea level.

Is Loch Awe in the Trossachs?

getting to Loch Awe

If you are driving, then you have the choice of 2 roads to reach Loch Awe. The first road is A84, on the eastern side of the Trossachs National Park. It passes through Lochearnhead and Crianlarich on its way to Dalmally then Loch Awe.

What lives in Loch Awe?

Loch Awe Wildlife

There are Osprey, White tailed Sea Eagles and Golden Eagles nesting on and around the loch, as well as healthy populations of Red Squirrel and Pine Marten in the surrounding forests.