Description:

Loch Leven is the largest natural shallow water body in lowland Britain. From late summer until spring, thousands of wildfowl from many different countries use it for short and long-term stopovers, meaning Loch Leven is a fascinating place to visit at any time of year. There is a rich mix of wet grasslands, raised bog, willow and reed beds, with an amazing range of plants and some excellent viewing opportunities. Otters and kingfishers are also regularly seen around the reserve, with the occasional visit from the more elusive white-tailed sea eagle.

The Loch Leven Heritage Trail extends the whole way around the loch.