Had a lovely lunch here today. Would definitely recommend it
Had a great soup and panini for lunch today in a warm and welcome cafe .
Imagine a serene autumn scene with a picturesque lake reflecting the vibrant colors of the trees. The shoreline is adorned with fiery red, golden yellow, and deep orange leaves. The gentle breeze rustles through the leaves, creating a soothing symphony of nature's colors and sounds. The water's surface mirrors the stunning foliage, adding to the enchanting atmosphere of this idyllic autumn day.
AMAZING!!!
THE VIEW ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Queen's View is quite simply stunning and an absolute must when in the area. In the morning the sun is behind you as you look out over Loch Tummel and in the evening, the sun sets at the end of the Loch. There is an information panel identifying the main peaks including Schiehallion, fairy mountain of the Caledonians. If you are lucky enough to get there before the crowds and on a clear day, it is simply perfect.
A magical place.
PARKING AND FACILITIES ⭐️⭐️⭐️
The car park is spacious and costs £2 per day, or £2.40 on the Ring Go app. There is also limited parking for coaches. The walk to the view is short and accessible with pushchairs and wheelchairs.
The visitor centre and toilets are currently closed so there are no other facilities.
The Queens view seems like nothing special all the way up until it doesn't. Stepping around the last corner to the lookout reveals a really nice view which photos can not do justice.
It's worth coming here. However, parking is paid.
Lovely little view point. Will quick visit. Visiting centre currently closed.
It's a true viewpoint of the Scotland. Recently we visited this amazing place along with my cousins from England. We spent around three hours at this view point. Luckily weather was fantastic that made the atmosphere more beautiful. When you visit this place you will have feeling of nice calm and peaceful.
Spectacular views, Waw takes your breath away. Glad we went the day we did, as next day, it was very misty wasnt able to see a lot. Could have spent a lot more time here, especially with a nice wee picnic, again our dog came along as well x
Well worth the short walk up to the world-class view. Easy parking.
This is the 3rd visit, yes its a good drive to get here but I will never tire of that view. Better to ho on a day when the visitors centre is closed, less people but that's how we like it, then you have thst blew all to yourself.
It’s a beautiful place. The view amazing. Unfortunately the visitor center was closed due to shortage of staff. The video is what you see if you go down the trail from the Queens view.
This is a beautiful location and if you have any doubts why it is named the way it is you'll know the answer when you see it in person.
The road there is not for the faint of heart if you're driving PARTICULARLY if you're not used to driving on the left. It is very narrow, very twisty, and there are absolutely massive tour buses on it constantly. I strongly recommend taking one of the buses, preferably the smaller 16-seater types that can navigate those roads nimbly.
The path from the parking area is easy and pretty short. Nothing too steep, and pretty smooth. Still, shoes suitable for light hiking would be good. Those with walkers, wheelchairs or other mobility equipment may find it challenging, it would depend on the individual.
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