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· National Strenuous

Three Lochs Way

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54.1 km Distance
13h 27min Est. duration
Strenuous Difficulty
Linear Route type

A 54.1 km National Hiking trail, Three Lochs Way takes walkers through a varied section of terrain.

This 54.1 km route is a major undertaking — excellent fitness, reliable navigation, and multi-day planning are required. End-to-end time is roughly 12 hours and 1 minutes.

Point-to-point in layout, this trail takes you from A to B across the landscape. Consider your return logistics before heading out.

The National Walking Network (NWN) designation reflects the importance of this trail at a national level. Expect consistent waymarking and well-maintained path surfaces.

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Waypoints

5 points along the route
A
Start · Balloch
0 km 56.0033°, -4.5828°
1
13.5 km 56.0004°, -4.6963°
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2
27.0 km 56.1001°, -4.8215°
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3
40.5 km 56.1965°, -4.7341°
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B
Finish · Inveruglas
54.1 km 56.0028°, -4.6758°

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is it to walk Three Lochs Way?
Three Lochs Way covers a distance of 54.1 km.
How long does it take to walk Three Lochs Way?
At an average walking pace, Three Lochs Way takes approximately 13h 27min to complete.
Do I need to return the same way on Three Lochs Way?
No — Three Lochs Way is a one-way trail. It runs from Balloch to Inveruglas. You will need to arrange return transport or retrace the route.
Where can I begin walking Three Lochs Way?
You can begin Three Lochs Way at Balloch.
How difficult is Three Lochs Way?
Three Lochs Way is a strenuous hike requiring excellent fitness and prior hiking experience.
Who maintains the Three Lochs Way trail?
Three Lochs Way is maintained and managed by Helensburgh & District Access Trust.
Is Three Lochs Way part of a larger trail network?
Yes, Three Lochs Way is part of the National Walking Network (NWN), connecting this route to a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.