#loch earn
Ben Vorlich and Loch Earn
I brought my drone along for a mountain walk because I wanted to see the mountain from up above. I have always loved flying on planes because I get to see the world from a bird’s perspective. Now that I can fly a drone, I am yet one step closer to bird vision.
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Loch Earn
This is perhaps one of the most beautiful lochs in Scotland and these photos hardly do it justice (I tried to capture driving along the shores in my Ben Vorlich vlog). If I had a million pounds, I’d be buying a house next to Loch Earn in no time (wink wink, Universe). We went up Ben Vorlich, a munro (one of 277 mountains in Scotland that are at least 3,000 feet / 914 meters high), and drove around the whole loch on the way there and back. If you visit Scotland for a road trip, do yourself a favour and stop by Loch Earn.
Here’s the post about going up Ben Vorlich.
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Ben Vorlich, Perthshire
We caught a good day to go up with some great weather. Usually, being right on top of a mountain can be unpleasant and you have to get out of the way of the wind. In this case, there was a pleasantly cool breeze. I could have spent even more time on the peak, but we had to get home eventually ;). On the way back the low evening sun was bathing the mountains around us in the most beautiful warm light and painting the hills with spots of dark and light, as it is typical for beautiful Scotland. Ben Vorlich is next to Loch Earn, which stretches along the mountains, a beautiful view on the way down. The walk lasted about 7h in total (breaks included, possibly about 5h of just walking). I’m glad I spent long enough walking up and down to be able to catch such a special moment.
A hiking vlog is up on my channel.
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Come along for a walk up Ben Vorlich, a Munro on the Western egde of Perthshire, and a drive along the beautiful Loch Earn! I even dragged my drone up the mountain just so I could show you some beautiful footage ;). Ben Vorlich is 985 meters or 3232 feet high and has great views over both the Scottish Highlands and the Lowlands. A big recommendation for anybody who is doing a road trip around Scotland. Enjoy!
