Walk The Cobbler
Ben Arthur is the area’s signature mountain, normally approached from Succoth. It is a proper hill day rather than a casual viewpoint stroll.
Read The Cobbler walk guideChoose a mountain day, an easy woodland walk, Loch Long scenery or a slower outing around Tarbet and Loch Lomond. This guide now gives each idea a clear next step rather than sending you around the houses.
Mountain conditions and opening times can change. Check forecasts, route details and operator information before setting out.
Ben Arthur is the area’s signature mountain, normally approached from Succoth. It is a proper hill day rather than a casual viewpoint stroll.
Read The Cobbler walk guideExperienced walkers can choose from larger days, while easier woodland and lochside routes suit mixed groups and changeable weather.
Find a route to suit the dayForest and shoreline options provide scenery without committing the whole group to a summit.
View Arrochar routes on WalkhighlandsSpend time around the head of Loch Long, stop for photographs and build the day around food or a shorter walk.
Plan a stay near Loch LongSwitch lochs for an easier outing, shoreline views and the possibility of a cruise from the northern end of Loch Lomond.
Discover TarbetAdd boat trips, Balloch attractions, watersports or a scenic road trip when you want to travel beyond the immediate area.
See Loch Lomond days outThe cottages are in Tarbet near Arrochar, around five minutes by car from the usual Cobbler starting point at Succoth and roughly a ten-minute walk from Loch Lomond.

Compare the three Tarbet cottages, then use the walking, Loch Long and Loch Lomond guides to shape the rest of the break.