Linlithgow Loch

for Walkers, Nature Lovers, Water Sports & Fishing Enthusiasts

Walkers can enjoy a flat, easy 2.4-mile walk around the loch that provides stunning views of Linlithgow Palace and the surrounding landscape. The well-marked path gives you a peaceful way to connect with nature.

The nature trails vary in length and difficulty, suitable for short walks or longer hikes. Along the paths, you can observe native plants and wetland habitats, contributing to the area's ecological value. Bring binoculars if you want to get a closer look at the wildlife.

Linlithgow Loch is home to diverse bird species like swans, geese, and ducks, making it a popular spot for birdwatching. You’ll find well-maintained footpaths that circle the loch, allowing you to explore its natural environment at a comfortable pace.

If fishing is your interest, the loch is stocked with rainbow trout, making it a popular spot for anglers looking for a rewarding catch. You can also take to the water for kayaking or canoeing, with equipment available for hire during the warmer months.

Beyond recreation, Linlithgow Loch has historical significance with ancient islets believed to be crannogs. Whether you want to relax by the water or engage in active pursuits, this natural lowland loch provides options that fit your pace.