Ardlui

Ardlui is a small village located in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It sits on the western shore of Loch Lomond, near the northern end of the loch. It is a popular location for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts due to its scenic views and proximity to walking and hiking trails.

The village is served by Ardlui railway station, which is on the West Highland Line. The A82 road, a major trunk road, also passes through Ardlui, connecting it to Glasgow to the south and Fort William to the north.

Historically, Ardlui was a part of the ancient parish of Arrochar. The name "Ardlui" is derived from the Gaelic "Àrd Laoigh," meaning "height of the calf" or "high pasture for calves."

The Ardlui Hotel is a prominent landmark in the village, offering accommodation and dining services. Watersports activities, such as kayaking and paddleboarding, are also popular on Loch Lomond near Ardlui.