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The Trossachs
Made famous by Sir Walter Scott's writings in the early 19th century during the first flush
of Scottish tourism, the Trossachs (
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) is a region of scenic lochs ringed by
craggy, wooded hills often described as 'the Highlands in miniature'. At its heart is Loch
Katrine (
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)
, where a classic steamboat cruises the waters among remote hills that
were once the territory of the outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor.
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