Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Scotland
Scotland's first national park, rising from the banks of Loch Lomond across the Highland Boundary Fault into proper mountain country. Ben More (1,174 m) leads a field of over twenty Munros, backed by the craggy Arrochar Alps and the smaller, wooded hills of the Trossachs. The transition from lowland to Highland happens inside the park, visibly.
the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs holds 79 peaks, 3 trails covering 156 km, and 52 landmarks - every one of them collectible in Atlas, which measures your coverage of the region from the GPS history you already have.
Collections in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
- Munros
- County tops
- Historic county tops
- Corbetts
- Fionas
- Munro Tops
- Marilyns
- Trig Points
- Waterfalls
- Stone Circles
- Bothies
- Caves & Caverns
- West Highland Way
- John Muir Way
- Rob Roy Way
Atlas matches the GPS history you already have - Strava, GPX files, Apple Health, Health Connect - against every peak, trail and landmark in the UK. Nothing to record, nothing to plan; connect once and your lifetime record fills itself in.