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Loch Tay is 16 miles long and at its widest is more than a mile across.
It runs from the south west (Killin) to the north east (Kenmore) and is
flanked on either side by mountains. These include the Munros of Ben Lawers
and Meall Greigh. On the north side is the main A827 road which also links
Killin and Kenmore and is an important east-west
corridor. On the south shore is a single track road which, although it
takes longer, offers some fine views.
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Loch Tay is renowned for its water sports, including fishing, canoeing,
paragliding, rafting, yachting and
pleasure boating. There are three main centres on the Loch: Croft-na-Caber water sports
centre, Highland Lodges and the Loch Tay boating centre. Estates such as
Remony may also hire out fishing boats
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