Loch Ness
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Come for a spring walk with Archie and me along the shore and woods at #lochness 🦕 We are setting off from Dores village on the south side of Loch Ness. You can park at Dores Inn. Follow the path at the back of the beach and up into the wood. A great place for a family or dog walk. 🐾🐾#inverness #invernessscotland #scottishtiktok #visitinvernesslochness #visitscotland #scotland #highlandsandislands #nc500 #thingstodoininverness #dogfriendlyscotland #dogfriendlyinverness #thingstodowithkids #lochnessmonster #lochnessmonstertok #blacklab #scottishdogs
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Visiting Farmness, Inverness. 5 minutes outside Inverness, you can enjoy beautiful scenery and eat some amazing food while your kids enjoy various activities including a bouncy castle. The farm shop serves amazing coffee and fresh produce. I'm so privileged to live 5 minutes from this place! #farmness #farm #lochness #invernes #highland #farmshop
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A Mystical Journey to Loch Ness Visiting Loch Ness was an absolute dream come true! The breathtaking beauty of the Scottish Highlands combined with the air of mystery surrounding the Loch made this trip unforgettable. The moment you set your eyes on the deep, dark waters, you can't help but wonder about the legendary Nessie. The scenery is jaw-dropping, and the serenity of the area is simply mesmerizing. We took a boat tour to explore the Loch, and the guides were not only knowledgeable but also passionate about the Loch Ness legend. They shared intriguing stories and historical facts that added an extra layer of excitement to the experience. The chance to see the ruins of Urquhart Castle overlooking the Loch was a highlight. Whether you're a believer in the Loch Ness Monster or not, this place is a must-visit. The landscape is a photographer's paradise, and the Loch's tranquility is a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. I can't wait to return to this enchanting destination. Loch Ness is truly a gem of Scotland!
raminder kaurraminder kaur
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Loch Ness was brilliant but a bit expensive. While it is free to look and go down to the loch, the pennies start to add up when you go to the visitors center. The center was good though, taking you through about 5 seperate rooms with a projection telling you different things in each eg the search for Nessie, or how the Loch actually formed and it being part of a long fault line stretching from Inverness on the east coast to the west coast, The Great Glen. We went out on a boat trip across the loch, this was excellent if a bit expensive. We got picked up in a minibus in front of the visitors center and driven down to the boat. Disabled access is a bit iffy but if you don't mind being manhandled by your family onto the boat then you will get on fine. The trip lasted about an hour and the driver/speaker was excellent, being part of a team of scientists that study the lake he was able to answer all questions asked. I would recommend paying a visit to Loch Ness it was great fun.
JohnJohn
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Not my favourite Loch and I prefer many others, but the sheer size makes this a top attraction. Largest freshwater lake in Britain by water volume and you could fit the earth's entire population in here 3 times over they say. Plus it contains more water than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. Quite narrow and only around a mile at its widest point. I sat on the boat moorings at Fort Augustus, so I could see the Loch head on and take in its huge scale. Good views from here and the boats in the very far distance, gave the illusion of floating above the water. Lots of lovely wooded mountain slopes all the way down the loch and some nice castles. I even seen a Golden Eagle sitting in a tree looking down at me one time, but no monster so far. The water is dark and the surface very choppy. There is something very magical and mysterious about Loch Ness and I'll visit it again when in Scotland next
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Loch Ness is a large freshwater loch in the Scottish Highlands extending for approximately 37 kilometres southwest of Inverness. It takes its name from the River Ness, which flows from the northern end.
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