Locha is a Scottish Gelic for little ones, and is a wonderful place to reconnect with nature and stretch your legs.
Here is a list of some of our favorite lochans waiting for you to explore in Scotland.
Uath Lochans
A forest of pools and great views.
This’s smaller than the beaten track but is worth a narrow twist, because it is one of the most beautiful jungles around. The name ‘Uath Lochan’ means ‘Little Hawthons’ in Gallic. There are two options to choose from. As the Farletter Craig Trail takes you up to Lochin Views in the middle of the Spanish Valley.
Plan your next visit to Uath Lochan
The Green Loch
A wonderful blend of long pine, heather and blueberry.
Alt Moore is a beautiful pine land with heather and pine. Take a short walk and follow the blue trail to the Ryvoan Trail. Here you will find the beautiful Lochan Uaine or The Green Lochan. This will add 2.4 km on the road but is good for travel. Look for the small headstone in the lodge of Denston family pets buried a hundred years ago.
Plan your next visit to Lochan Uaine
Loch and Dunich
Civilians with a mysterious history are alive.
This is a truly quiet place to relax or unwind. Take a short walk around the open oakwoods and locusts along this short path. The name Locha and Dunayich means ‘sadness’ in Gaelic, and Kelpi is said to have harmed this water.
Plan your next visit to Lochan ne Dunaich
