Firkin Point D Wild camping permit area March-September

Ben Lomond Trail

Three Lochs Way

The Hidden Heritage Trail

Explores Killin's lesser-known historical sites across varied terrain with moderate inclines through woodland paths and open ground. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven surfaces, but not buggy-friendly due to rough sections and potential stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock areas. Discover ancient burial grounds, old settlement remains and interpretation points revealing the area's rich past – ideal for history enthusiasts wanting something beyond the usual to

Pipeline Path

Follows a former pipeline corridor through relatively flat terrain with gentle undulations, making it accessible for families with young children and suitable for buggies in most sections. Dogs welcome on leads. The open, grassy path offers wide views across the countryside and provides an easy, peaceful walk away from roads—ideal for stretching legs near campsites without tackling steep hills or navigating complex routes.

Tarbet Isle Loop

Circles Tarbet Isle on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with some gentle inclines through mature woodland. Perfect for families with young children and suitable for sturdy buggies on the main tracks, though a few narrower sections exist. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers peaceful loch views, rich birdlife, and ancient trees—an easy, rewarding stroll that feels remote without demanding fitness.