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Campervans and motorhomes over six metres long will be banned from Falls of Falloch in the Scottish Highlands after a 12-week parking reconstruction starting 30 March.
Authorities of Loch Lomond National Park are banning campervans, motorhomes and vehicles longer than six metres from Falls of Falloch after the completion of a parking reconstruction. The work begins on 30 March and will last up to 12 weeks. Once reopened, access for large vehicles will be closed to improve safety and restore the ecology of the area. The restrictions aim to reduce pressure on the popular tourist spot.
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Motorhomes and campervans over six meters long will be banned from the Falls of Falloch after parking lot reconstruction. The work will last up to 12 ...
Motorhomes and campervans over six meters long will be banned from the Falls of Falloch after parking lot reconstruction. The work will last up to 12 weeks from late March, after which access for large vehicles will be closed to improve safety and ecology of the area.
The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority will ban motorhomes, campervans, and vehicles over six meters in length from the Falls of Fa...
The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority will ban motorhomes, campervans, and vehicles over six meters in length from the Falls of Falloch site after renovation works. The car park closes from March 30 for up to 12 weeks for safety improvements and habitat recovery. The new restrictions aim to manage visitor pressure at this popular Highland stopping point.
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