Loch Lomond Faerie Trail

Loch Lomond Faerie Trail, Nature Trail and Luss Faerie Tale Farm
Available until 26 February 2025

Book tickets now for Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail! All tickets include a visit to the Faerie Tale Animal Farm!

Welcome to Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail! Just an hour away from Glasgow lies a world of fantasy, magic and wonder awaits you on this picturesque tour, set in an enchanting woodland that has jumped right out of the pages of your favourite childhood storybooks.

Wee wooden houses, hidden trolls and mysteries to solve - the Faerie Trail is a great day out for families, children and adults. 

Start your adventure off by heading to Scotland's beautiful location of Luss, located just an hour away from Glasgow city. Upon arrival, you'll pop your wellies on, grab an activity guide book from the Trail Shop and set off to find the fairies in the beautiful woodland hidden behind the petite village in Balmaha, Scotland. 

Complete clues and activities as you explore the enchanting trail, and end the fun day out with the kids with a visit to the Faerie Tale Farm to meet goats, donkeys and highland cow's - known to locals as 'Heilan Coo's'!

There's also a play area available for children - watch them smile and laugh with delight after watching the fairies take flight!

Buy your Faerie Trail tickets as low as £6.50, or save money by purchasing a Faerie Trail Family Ticket for just £22!

All tickets include access to Loch Lomond's Faerie Tale Farm - book tickets now and fill up your diary with fairies, nature and adorable animals! 

About your adventure:

  • Meeting Point: Check in at Luss SOUTH Car Park
  • Duration: 1-3 hours. 
  • Route length: Around one mile long

What you need to know:

  • Check in and collect your tickets from Luss SOUTH Car Park, located in Loch Lomond, Balmaha.
  • Please wear suitable outdoor clothing - the trail is outdoors and open to the elements.
  • Wellies or suitable waterproof footwear is advised. 
  • Due to steps and steep slopes, the trail is not pushchair or wheelchair accessible at this time. 
  • Well behaved dogs are welcome on the fairy trail, but they will not be permitted inside Faerie Tale Farm. 

Grab your tickets now to ensure a fantasy-filled day of Faerie fun! A great day out for families, and one of the best things to do near Glasgow, Scotland!

Location
Main Road,
Argyll & Bute,
G83 8NX
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How to find us

Address: Loch Lomond Faerie Trail, Luss South Car Park, Luss, G83 8NY

What3Words: ogre.custard.magic

By Car:

Simply pop in Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail's postcode into your sat-nav and head towards the Luss South Car Park. There, you will see the meeting point for the train. 

By Train:

The closest train station to Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail is Helensburgh Central Station, located around 18 minutes drive from your desired destination. Buses also operate from this railway station - check the timetables to fix your travel plans in place.

Facilities
  • Hot food & drinks available at the Loch Lomond Arms Hotel, located next to Luss South Car Park.
  • Refreshments and necessities available at Luss General Store
  • Play area located next to Luss General Store
More Info
Are dogs allowed on Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail?

Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail states that your four-legged friends are very welcome on the trails, but they request that you keep them leashed at all times and clean up any dog mess. Dog bins are provided on the trail.

Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted inside the Faerie Trail Farm. 

What age is Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail suitable for?

Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail is primarily created for children around 3-10 years old - however, the trail can be enjoyed by the eldest explorers and youngest adventurers!

How long does it take to complete Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail?

Loch Lomond's Faerie Trail is around one mile long, but can take anywhere from one to three hours to complete. Spend as long or as little as you like finding the fairies!

What are Loch Lomond Faerie Trail's opening hours?

The trail is closed on Tuesday & Wednesday, but remains open seven days a week during July & August. The trail opens at 9:30am and last admission is 3:30pm.

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