How to get there
If travelling by car Karma Lake of Menteith is located on the banks of the Lake of Menteith
Karma Lake of Menteith is located on the banks of the Lake of Menteith, Scotland’s only natural Lake. Being an hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh and twenty minutes from both Loch Lomond and the ancient City of Stirling, this lakeside property is located within The Trossachs National Park yet easily accessible.
If you require assistance in planning your journey please contact our Karma Concierge.
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We look forward to welcoming you to Karma Lake of Menteith. We remain at your disposal for any additional information to help you plan your stay. Do not hesitate to contact us at
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Fishing/Boat trip on the Lake of Menteith
Quint, the owner of the fishery can rent out a boat for a day for 38gbp (8am to 5pm) and if an instructor is needed, they usually charge 40gbp per hour.
If we are talking about an event of 16-20 people, more or less we will need 3 instructors.
If they would like to get off on Inchmahome Island, we will have to talk to Historical Scotland to see if they would allow us to, and if so, there would be an extra entrance fee (they are closed now, so no information is available)
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Farm Tour and Clay Pigeon Shooting
Mr. Fergus is offering a farm tour for 15gbp per person to show around the livestock (sheep, lamb, donkeys, etc.), the 1607 built barn, that has an exhibition of some old weapons from the Jacobite era accompanied with stories about that period of time. At the end of the tour, tea/coffee is offered with a dram (glass of whisky) and background Scottish music.
Clay Pigeon Shooting is 40gbp per person for 25 pieces.
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Glengoyne Whiskey Tour
A warm welcome awaits at the home of Scotland’s slowest stills. We do things differently at Glengoyne Distillery. We take you closer to the journey, further into the detail, and deeper into the complexity of our spirit. Discover how nothing is rushed and every stage of our whisky making process is given as long as it needs.
Glengoyne will continue to maintain mitigation measures, including managing capacities and visitor flow, use of hand sanitation stations and enhanced cleaning protocols, until otherwise announced, in accordance with industry best practice and guidance endorsed by ASVA: the Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions.