Lakes in Great Britain Автор: Валинурова А.Р.
The Loch Ness (Loch Ness in English), is a freshwater lake long and deep that lies in the Highlands (Highlands) Scotland, UK. The whole area is bathed in lakes, which sometimes bind together; their coast is wild and irregular, since both lakes, estuaries, as the same land, were carved by glaciers. The Loch Ness, the second largest lake in Scotland (in area), some 56.4 km2, but due to its great depth is what has greater volume, and contains more fresh water than all the lakes in England and Wales together (areas with no more than 200m deep). Its waters have a really bad visibility due to the high content of peat (black peat is used in some parts of Scotland to the dry ingredients of whiskey), and it is very cold, even in summer, but one leaves you feeling as mergulhinho again. The whole area has a charm that reminds dreams, their almost constant mist, green is a constant during the journey for its roads, medieval castles, the charm of small towns and villages, the Scottish accent and friendliness of its people . There we visit the Highlands and the lake (well, lakes, because this is the most famous but there are lots to see, and some with a lot of charm, although they have not the fame or the size of this). Furthermore, between the two villages on the lake stretches, we can visit the castle Urquhart (with origins in the century. V). We went by caravan, and is very easy to find accommodation in any more hidden corner. For those who have not may find this Sortem campsites, cozy small hotels and towns in larger hotels.
Loch-Ness
Loch Garten is a freshwater lake located in the Cairngorms National Park in the north of Scotland, a hundred kilometers west of Aberdeen. This wild loch is a nature reserve that is managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Indeed, this body of water is a nesting place for many birds including the famous ospreys but also crested tits and finches. Loch Garten is therefore a paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers, and you can enjoy the many trails and viewpoints.

Loch Garten

Loch Garten

Located an hour's drive north of Inverness, along the east coast of the Scottish Highlands, Loch Fleet is actually an arm of the North Sea, separated from the main body of water by a narrow peninsula. In addition, the bottom of the Loch shore-side is bordered by the A9 road from Inverness and goes north, past the hill of The Mound. The result is a lagoon behind the road, where the special water conditions and salt water have allowed some rare bird species to flourish. It's a beautiful area which deserves a quick stop if you're on the way to the north of Scotland.

Loch Fleet

Loch Fleet

Loch Katrine is one of the most iconic lakes of the Trossachs Natural Park. However, there is no doubt the star of this park is Loch Lomond. The scenic beauty of this area make it the perfect place to spend a day in this lake, and has become a favourite location for visitors from all over the world. 37 meters deep and nearly 8 miles wide, its size and location are perfect to fill a day. Lake Katrine offers a different experience. There are a variety walking and cycling routes. Bicycle rental is available, as are the very in demand 1-hour boat cruise. However you choose to go you appreciate the small island of Ellen's. It is the only one of the lakes from which it is said that the writer Sir Walter Scott went fishing whenever he was in the area. From the main view of the mountains you will see the top of Ben Lomond, which is the mountain range that separates the two lakes. This lake is a water reserve that directly supplies to the city of Glasgow. This gives you an idea of the enormous amount of water that enters the lake throughout the year (keep in mind that we are talking about one of the rainiest areas of central Scotland). In short, these are some of those classic corners of Scotland and in most cases they will not disappoint anyone, young or old ... a place that should be considered!
Loch-Katrin
The Loch Lomond is a lake deEscocia, which is located west of the region at 23 km north of the city of Glasgow. Is the extent of largest freshwater in the UK and is undoubtedly one of the most famous lakes in the world. The lake stretches from the town of Balloch on the southern bank to Ardlui in the north, being equal to 39 miles long. This lake has spectacular Scottish alredador of 60 islands and islets, some of which are communities inhabited until today. Inchmurrin is the largest island in the Loch Lomond and is the site where is located the Hotel Inchmurrin, a popular destination for hikers and hunters who prey pleasure boating, hiking and boat rentals. The lake and its incredibly stunning mountain scenery is world renowned for its natural beauty sites and picturesque towns and villages that are nestled on the shores of the lake. You can take a boat trip to one hour for 8 pounds where you go into the lake in order to contemplate the marvelous view. The ticket is purchased before the ship's departure in Balloch, right next to the data point..
Loch Lomond
And, certainly, the most important it is beauty of lakes. As Sergey Esenin said: «I will go out on a lake, in a dark blue smooth surface, to the heart an evening will cling to plenty».