Drymen

Mulberry Lodge is a delightful 19th Century lodge which still retains its period features and character. Situated on the West Highland Way and the Sustrans National Route 7 Glasgow to Inverness Cycle Path. Drymen is also the starting point for the Rob Roy Way and the extended part of the John Muir Way passes very close by. We are ideally situated in the Loch Lomand and Trossachs National Park.

Distance from path: 50 yds   OS reference: NS 48302 88514

The hotel's quiet rural village location makes it irresistible as an alternative to the city for that quiet, personal, refreshing Scottish guest experience.

John and Dorothy Reid invite you to Croftburn, our family home. Situated in a quiet rural setting. We have been running our bed & breakfast business for 20 years and are renowned for cleanliness, comfort, hospitality and good food. Croftburn cottage is surrounded by fields and hills with outstanding views of the Campsie Fells and the Strathendrick valley. Now over 200 years old, it was originally the gamekeepers cottage on a large estate and has been tastefully modernised and extended to provide excellent accommodation. Rooms are equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, colour TV, radio clock alarm, hairdryers and magazines. The guests sitting room has a colour TV. The dining room provides views of the Campsie Hills and the Strathendrick Valley. In the reception hall we have a large selection of tourist information leaflets and brochures available for guests use. There is a bar/restaurant in Croftamie village where most of our guests have eaten in the 28 years we have been doing bed and breakfast. We have provided free transport for West Highland Way walkers to and from Drymen for the 28 years we have been in business. Our check in times are from 4.00 pm to 6.30pm.

Location and supplementary information [view map]
We are situated on the A809, 300 yards south of the village of Croftamie and 2 miles south of the village of Drymen
 
Distance from path: 1/2 mile

Glenalva provides a traditional Scottish welcome whether you are a walker, cyclist or motoring visitor. Our B&B is set in wonderful scenery with the West Highland Way running past our door and close to the pretty village of Drymen . Our warm and friendly welcome includes a pot of tea and our highly regarded breakfasts include homemade jam, marmalade, free range eggs and smoked salmon. From Milngavie, as you near Drymen you will walk over a field and through a stile arriving on the A811. Turn to your right - Drymen will be signposted on your left - Glenalva is the cream-coloured house some 500 yards up the road on your left.

Distance from path: on route

Kip in the Kirk has been converted and fully modernised from the Old Church Hall in Drymen, Scotland. We have accommodation for all kinds of guests, including backpackers, climbers, cyclists, hostellers, families, and groups. With a choice of superior bunk room-style beds and family/double rooms, you really couldn't hope for a better night's kip.

Distance from path: 1/2 mile

Lander Bed and Breakfast is located in Drymen near Loch Lomond, Scotland. We are pleased that you are considering visiting our home where we have lived for 25 years and have been welcoming B&B visitors for over 18 years.

Distance from path: 1/2 mile

The Hawthorns: This b&b is a very good standard and is ideally situated in the village square, close to all amenities. The Hawthorns has received a three star grading from the Scottish Tourist Board and this establishment operates a non-smoking policy in the guest bedrooms. Guests will be welcomed any time after 1600 hrs. There are a choice of establishments in the village for an evening meal, all within close proximity of The Hawthorns. We have 3 double/twin rooms and 3 family rooms which will sleep up to 4.

Location and supplementary information [view map]
Directions: On the latter stage of the route from Milngavie to Drymen you will be walking along a country road. Shortly after leaving this road you will arrive at the A81 1 road. At this point do not continue on the Way - walk into Drymen village (signposted). The Hawthorns (large white building) is situated in The Square across from the Winnock Hotel and beside the Potteries restaurant.
 
Distance from path: 1/2 mile

The Winnock Hotel is an historic Inn dating back to the late 18th Century and has long attracted walkers from around the globe with its spectacular location in the heart of Loch Lomond. On the 2nd stage of the West Highland Way, walking clients often choose to stay 3 nights to save moving each night for the first half of the walk.

Location and supplementary information [view map]
On the latter stage of the route from Milngavie to Drymen you will be walking along a country road. Shortly after leaving this road you will arrive at the A81 1 road. At this point do not continue on the Way - walk into Drymen village (signposted). The hotel is situated in the village square.
 
Distance from path: 1/2 mile