Scottish Lakes Skiing and Snowboarding - The Scottish Lakes High Camp, near Leavenworth, is a four-season destination for mountain adventurers. Offering fantastic skiing and snowshoeing during the winter, this destination presents awe-inspiring vistas of high country peaks and hiking. You’ll savor the rustic comfort of High Camp’s day lodge, hot tub, sauna and friendly hospitality.
Scotland Lakes are one of the most beautiful features of the country. Blue, tranquil and mysterious the Scotland Lakes provide the landscape of Scotland with an unique beauty hardly surpassed by any other. The water bodies are generally called 'lochs' in Scotland with only one natural lake amongst them the magnificent Lake of Menteith. The lakes of Scotland are either of volcanic, glacial or artificial by origin.
Lakes in Scotland provide unique tourism opportunities, not only do they have great scenic beauty but are also very navigable allowing pursuance of many kinds of water sports such as sailing, canoing, kayaking and others. Some of the larger ones like Loch Ness and Loch Lochy are rumored to harbor the legendary prehistoric plesiosaur-like beast adding a lot more to the tourist interest.
Scottish Lakes also form part of the communication channels in Scotland, many are interconnected and thus form a complex web of waterways for the boats and cruisers sailing on these waters. They allow visitors to immerse themselves in the Scottish lifestyle and still see it in perspective of the greater human history.
Sailing on these salt and fresh water lakes are thus an unparalleled experience, a detailed sketch of a vibrant culture.
