Trossachs

[ tros-uhks ]

noun

1. a valley in central Scotland, in Perth county, near Loch Katrine.

Trossachs

/ ˈtrɒsəks /

noun

1. a narrow wooded valley in central Scotland, between Loch Achray and Loch Katrine: made famous by Sir Walter Scott's descriptions
2. (popularly) the area extending northwards from Loch Ard and Aberfoyle to Lochs Katrine, Achray, and Venachar

Example Sentences

This meadow is still pointed out to the traveler on the road from Loch Vennachar to the Trossachs.

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At last we came to a narrow place between two mountains, where the pass of the Trossachs began.

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This description of the Trossachs made the spot famous, and ever since it has been a favourite resort of tourists.

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Between this point and Loch Katrine, a mile, are the "Trossachs."

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Miss Wordsworth refers in the text to some work on the Trossachs, from which the words at the head of this note are taken.

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