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Sightseeing - (Saturday and Sunday until 30 November 2008)

Step on one of the City Sightseeing open top buses for a full guided tour round all the main sights of Stirling, including

  • Stirling Castle
  • Wallace Monument
  • Bannockburn Heritage Centre
  • Bridge of Allan and Stirling University.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes and then you can use the frequent service for the rest of the day with your bus ticket, getting on and off to visit the many places of interest Stirling has to offer.

Bus Service from Stirling City Centre to Stirling Castle (Service 17) Timetable

Trossachs Trundler (June - October)

The Trossachs Trundler provides a summer service to the Trossachs and links the highland gateway resorts of Callander and Aberfoyle.  

The bus stops at

  • Loch Venachar, which is one of Scotland's finest sailing clubs
  • Brig o’Turk, from where you can explore the Woodland Trust’s Glen Finglas Estate.
  • Loch Katrine pier, where there are frequent sailings of the ‘Sir Walter Scott’, 'Ellen's Isle' and 'Lady of the Lake'
  • the climb over the spectacular Duke’s Pass calling at the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park Visitor Centre before descending into Aberfoyle.

You can use the Trossachs Trundler to view the romantic scenery or to get to the start of many lovely walks and trails in the heart of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.  The trundler stops on request so you can get on or off at any point along the route.  The trundler follows part of the Trossachs Trail, a green tourism project which promotes tourism and a respect for the Trossachs environment.

National Park

For public transport serving Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

Contact details for National Park information:

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
National Park Headquarters
The Old Station
Balloch Road
Balloch
G83 8BF
tel:  01389 722600
fax:  01389 722633
e-mail:  
or visit:  The Loch Lomond Trossachs website