Loch Awe is one of Argyll’s most distinctive landscapes. At over 25 miles long, it is Scotland’s longest freshwater loch, bordered by mountains, woodland, and historic sites. Its scale, quiet roads, and open surroundings make it well suited to visitors who prefer unhurried travel and time spent outdoors. The area offers a range of activities centred on the landscape itself. Kilchurn Castle, located at the northeastern end of the loch, is one of the region’s most recognisable historic sites and is easily accessible for visitors. Lochside walks, nearby hill routes, and viewpoints provide opportunities for walking and photography throughout the year. Loch Awe is also home to a number of independently run, working attractions. The Cladich Fold is a Highland cattle farm located near the southern shores of the loch. As a working farm, it offers pre-booked tours that focus on the breeding, history, and care of Highland cattle, giving visitors an insight into traditional agricultural life in t

Loch Awe is one of Scotland’s most breathtaking freshwater lochs, stretching for over 25 miles through the heart of Argyll. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, ancient castles, and peaceful woodland, it’s the perfect destination for travellers seeking relaxation, adventure, and authentic Highland charm. Staying at The Ben Cruachan Inn, located at the foot of Ben Cruachan near Loch Awe, puts you right in the centre of this stunning landscape. Whether you’re waking up to mist rolling across the loch or ending the day with a hearty meal by the fire, the inn offers a warm and welcoming base for your Highland getaway. Loch Awe is ideal for outdoor lovers. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks, kayaking, fishing, and wildlife spotting, with red deer, golden eagles, and otters often seen in the area. History enthusiasts will love nearby attractions such as Kilchurn Castle, one of Scotland’s most photographed ruins, set dramatically on the loch’s edge. After a day exploring Loch Awe, returning to Ben

May the 4th be with you! As we host the crew and local extra cast for another Andor celebration. (Pictured is the team enjoying a well deserved Blue Milk (After Shift). Ben Cruachan Inn’s General and Operations Manager, Mike Lindsay, said: “Not only did the Inn have a welcome boost in footfall from the crew and local folk employed in the production, we were delighted to host Diego Luno, the star himself, for lunch during the productions “We absolutely have seen Star Wars fans stay, drink and dine with us and still have the odd guest ask the best route up to the Dam to see the Aldhani Garrison. Read more here: Scotland’s own Star Wars pub attracting sci-fi fans from a galaxy far, far away – Daily Record