旅行
账户
Florence G
Enjoyable, not perfect
Loch Lomond Faerie Trail的点评
点评：We visited the trail during the Halloween Scary Trail which was a slightly amended version of the normal Faerie Trail. I believe that it's mostly the same, though.
£7.50 per person when we booked
Trail took 90 minutes with 4yr old walking (would be quicker if carrying a baby)
Booking
You need to book in advance, and there is a 15min time slot for entry. We only booked a few days in advance and the tickets were limited. Once on the trail there were clearly other families following it but we were pretty spaced out so the timed ticketing worked well to avoid over crowding. Also they must limit the numbers of tickets they sell per slot which prevents overcrowding which makes it a much nicer experience but I think this is reflected in the price, which otherwise seems quite high for the experience.
Arrival
Park in the Luss South carpark as this is where the trail starts. You check in at a shack in the car park, and a friendly assistant checks your ticket and provides a trail map. You can also buy toys and Faerie wings etc in the shack. The shack closed relatively early (obviously not before the final time slot but before we finished out trail and returned to the car).
Map/Route
The map was mostly not needed as the route is signed and often you just are just following the only woodland path. The trail map though also contains the fun quiz questions you answer, then you can submit your answers to be entered into the prize draw at the end. I found there were some mistakes in the booklet, for example one question has a 4 digit answer but there were spaces for 8 characters, and another question asks what type of tree is at that trail marker but the answer they want in the booklet is not correct. These are little mistakes but frustrating when you have paid money and when kids may be left confused and unable to complete the activity.
The route starts in the Luss centre but quickly takes you through the woods and is a pleasant route. The path is not accessible, there are some steps, some mild hills, also tree roots etc that might cause issues if you have mobility issues. It was also pretty muddy in October.
Its made pretty clear I think that the path isn't suitable for pushchairs and yet there were a few people trying to push them round.
Faerie decoration
The Faerie decoration in the woods featured quite a few Faerie houses. Also some toadstools, a wooden unicorn, a Faerie school, wooden owls in owl alley, wooden trolls etc. I found that there was a little bit of inconsistency in the style of the decor (wooden or plastic, ethereal or silly?) that bothered me a little but probably not most kids.
At one point there are some giant spell books on trees that you can open and read. The content was a little odd imo, contained American spellings which made me think it was pulled from an American website.
There were also sections where there were a lot of Faerie houses and other sections where there was a long gap between trail points and no decorations. This could be respect for the woodland, and keeping most the trail 'natural'. But then there is the glitter that has been poured over various parts of the trail. And is also available to buy from the shack at the beginning so you can encourage your children to cover the wood in tiny bits of shiny plastic. (Tbf it could be biodegradable but I doubt it and it still would look awful imo).
There are some sensors that cause music to play as you pass which is a nice effect and not scary for kids.
Halloween trail
The trail had been made 'scary- for Halloween with a story of spiders who have taken over the wood and cursed the Faerie princess. The trail points had been covered in fake spider webs and spiders which I quite liked. I'm here for giant spiders.
I assume the trail point signs had been changed for the scary trail as they all referenced the spider story. A few of them had spelling mistakes which was a shame (eg. dose instead of doze).
Most featured poems that were a bit awkward to read as they had been forced to rhyme. And usually they contained the answer to the question in the trail guide. I think they should have been simplified personally and made a bit more accessible to kids.
The trail ends at the pumpkin patch during the halloween trail. You can pay extra to take a pumpkin home but we didnt want pumpkins. My son does like looking at them so we were going to take a look anyway but the pumpkin patch closed at 4:15pm, and we got there at 4:20pm.
It seems like the final time slot is 3pm, and the website suggests it will take you 1-3hrs. So you'd have to be pretty zippy around to book a late slot and get back in time for the pumpkin patch. They do make you aware of this on the website.
Overall
We had a nice walk through the woods. My son enjoyed seeing the Halloween and Faerie decoration. I feel the price was a little too high but for the area probably to be expected.
The glitter really annoyed me! And I wish the decorations had been more cohesive.
£7.50 per person when we booked
Trail took 90 minutes with 4yr old walking (would be quicker if carrying a baby)
Booking
You need to book in advance, and there is a 15min time slot for entry. We only booked a few days in advance and the tickets were limited. Once on the trail there were clearly other families following it but we were pretty spaced out so the timed ticketing worked well to avoid over crowding. Also they must limit the numbers of tickets they sell per slot which prevents overcrowding which makes it a much nicer experience but I think this is reflected in the price, which otherwise seems quite high for the experience.
Arrival
Park in the Luss South carpark as this is where the trail starts. You check in at a shack in the car park, and a friendly assistant checks your ticket and provides a trail map. You can also buy toys and Faerie wings etc in the shack. The shack closed relatively early (obviously not before the final time slot but before we finished out trail and returned to the car).
Map/Route
The map was mostly not needed as the route is signed and often you just are just following the only woodland path. The trail map though also contains the fun quiz questions you answer, then you can submit your answers to be entered into the prize draw at the end. I found there were some mistakes in the booklet, for example one question has a 4 digit answer but there were spaces for 8 characters, and another question asks what type of tree is at that trail marker but the answer they want in the booklet is not correct. These are little mistakes but frustrating when you have paid money and when kids may be left confused and unable to complete the activity.
The route starts in the Luss centre but quickly takes you through the woods and is a pleasant route. The path is not accessible, there are some steps, some mild hills, also tree roots etc that might cause issues if you have mobility issues. It was also pretty muddy in October.
Its made pretty clear I think that the path isn't suitable for pushchairs and yet there were a few people trying to push them round.
Faerie decoration
The Faerie decoration in the woods featured quite a few Faerie houses. Also some toadstools, a wooden unicorn, a Faerie school, wooden owls in owl alley, wooden trolls etc. I found that there was a little bit of inconsistency in the style of the decor (wooden or plastic, ethereal or silly?) that bothered me a little but probably not most kids.
At one point there are some giant spell books on trees that you can open and read. The content was a little odd imo, contained American spellings which made me think it was pulled from an American website.
There were also sections where there were a lot of Faerie houses and other sections where there was a long gap between trail points and no decorations. This could be respect for the woodland, and keeping most the trail 'natural'. But then there is the glitter that has been poured over various parts of the trail. And is also available to buy from the shack at the beginning so you can encourage your children to cover the wood in tiny bits of shiny plastic. (Tbf it could be biodegradable but I doubt it and it still would look awful imo).
There are some sensors that cause music to play as you pass which is a nice effect and not scary for kids.
Halloween trail
The trail had been made 'scary- for Halloween with a story of spiders who have taken over the wood and cursed the Faerie princess. The trail points had been covered in fake spider webs and spiders which I quite liked. I'm here for giant spiders.
I assume the trail point signs had been changed for the scary trail as they all referenced the spider story. A few of them had spelling mistakes which was a shame (eg. dose instead of doze).
Most featured poems that were a bit awkward to read as they had been forced to rhyme. And usually they contained the answer to the question in the trail guide. I think they should have been simplified personally and made a bit more accessible to kids.
The trail ends at the pumpkin patch during the halloween trail. You can pay extra to take a pumpkin home but we didnt want pumpkins. My son does like looking at them so we were going to take a look anyway but the pumpkin patch closed at 4:15pm, and we got there at 4:20pm.
It seems like the final time slot is 3pm, and the website suggests it will take you 1-3hrs. So you'd have to be pretty zippy around to book a late slot and get back in time for the pumpkin patch. They do make you aware of this on the website.
Overall
We had a nice walk through the woods. My son enjoyed seeing the Halloween and Faerie decoration. I feel the price was a little too high but for the area probably to be expected.
The glitter really annoyed me! And I wish the decorations had been more cohesive.
翻译：我们在万圣节恐怖步道期间参观了这条步道，这是普通仙女步道的略微修改版本。但我相信它基本上是一样的。
我们预订时每人 7.50 英镑
4 岁的孩子步行走完这条步道需要 90 分钟（如果带着婴儿会更快）
预订
您需要提前预订，入场时间是 15 分钟。我们只提前几天预订，门票数量有限。一上步道，显然有其他家庭跟在后面，但我们之间的距离很远，所以定时售票很有效，避免了过度拥挤。此外，他们必须限制每个时段出售的门票数量，以防止过度拥挤，这会让体验更加愉快，但我认为这反映在价格上，否则对于这种体验来说似乎相当高。
到达
将车停在 Luss South 停车场，因为这是步道的起点。您在停车场的小屋登记，友好的助理会检查您的票并提供步道地图。您还可以在小屋里购买玩具和仙女翅膀等。小屋关门相对较早（显然不是在最后一个时间段之前，而是在我们完成小径并返回汽车之前）。
地图/路线
地图大多不需要，因为路线有标记，而且您通常只是沿着唯一的林地小径行走。不过，小径地图还包含您回答的有趣问答，然后您可以提交答案以参加最后的抽奖。我发现小册子中有一些错误，例如，一个问题的答案是 4 位数，但有 8 个字符的空格，另一个问题询问小径标记处是什么类型的树，但他们想要的小册子中的答案不正确。这些都是小错误，但当您付了钱并且孩子们可能感到困惑并且无法完成活动时，这些错误令人沮丧。
路线从 Luss 中心开始，但很快带您穿过树林，是一条令人愉快的路线。这条小路无法通行，有一些台阶、一些小山丘、还有树根等，如果你行动不便，可能会遇到麻烦。十月份的时候，这里也相当泥泞。
很明显，我认为这条小路不适合推婴儿车，但还是有几个人试图推着婴儿车走。
仙女装饰
树林里的仙女装饰有不少仙女屋。还有一些毒蘑菇、一只木制独角兽、一所仙女学校、猫头鹰巷里的木制猫头鹰、木制巨魔等。我发现装饰风格有点不一致（木制的还是塑料的，飘逸的还是滑稽的？），这让我有点困扰，但可能大多数孩子都不会介意。
有一次，树上挂着几本巨大的咒语书，你可以打开阅读。内容在我看来有点奇怪，包含美式拼写，这让我觉得它是从美国网站上摘下来的。
有些路段有很多仙女屋，而其他路段的步道点之间有很长的间隙，没有任何装饰。这可能是对林地的尊重，并保持大部分步道的“自然”。但是，步道的各个部分都被洒上了亮片。也可以在开始时从棚屋购买，这样您就可以鼓励您的孩子用闪亮的小块塑料覆盖木头。（坦白说，它可能是可生物降解的，但我对此表示怀疑，而且在我看来它仍然看起来很糟糕）。
有一些传感器会在您经过时播放音乐，这是一种不错的效果，不会吓到孩子。
万圣节步道
这条步道因万圣节而变得“恐怖”，讲述了蜘蛛占领了树林并诅咒仙女公主的故事。步道点上覆盖着假蜘蛛网和蜘蛛，我非常喜欢。我来这里是为了看巨型蜘蛛。
我猜步道点标志已经为恐怖步道进行了更改，因为它们都引用了蜘蛛的故事。其中几首诗有拼写错误，真可惜（例如，把 doze 写成了 dose）。
大多数诗都有些难读，因为被迫押韵。而且通常它们在步道指南中包含问题的答案。我认为应该简化一下，让孩子们更容易理解。
在万圣节步道期间，步道在南瓜地结束。你可以额外付费带一个南瓜回家，但我们不想要南瓜。我儿子确实喜欢看它们，所以我们无论如何都要去看看，但南瓜地在下午 4:15 关闭，我们下午 4:20 到达那里。
似乎最后的时间段是下午 3 点，网站显示需要 1-3 小时。所以你必须非常敏捷才能预订一个较晚的时间段，并及时赶回南瓜地。他们会在网站上提醒你这一点。
总体而言
我们在树林里散步很愉快。我儿子很喜欢看万圣节和仙女装饰。我觉得价格有点太高了，但对于这个区域来说，这在意料之中。
闪光真的让我很烦！我希望装饰能更有凝聚力。
我们预订时每人 7.50 英镑
4 岁的孩子步行走完这条步道需要 90 分钟（如果带着婴儿会更快）
预订
您需要提前预订，入场时间是 15 分钟。我们只提前几天预订，门票数量有限。一上步道，显然有其他家庭跟在后面，但我们之间的距离很远，所以定时售票很有效，避免了过度拥挤。此外，他们必须限制每个时段出售的门票数量，以防止过度拥挤，这会让体验更加愉快，但我认为这反映在价格上，否则对于这种体验来说似乎相当高。
到达
将车停在 Luss South 停车场，因为这是步道的起点。您在停车场的小屋登记，友好的助理会检查您的票并提供步道地图。您还可以在小屋里购买玩具和仙女翅膀等。小屋关门相对较早（显然不是在最后一个时间段之前，而是在我们完成小径并返回汽车之前）。
地图/路线
地图大多不需要，因为路线有标记，而且您通常只是沿着唯一的林地小径行走。不过，小径地图还包含您回答的有趣问答，然后您可以提交答案以参加最后的抽奖。我发现小册子中有一些错误，例如，一个问题的答案是 4 位数，但有 8 个字符的空格，另一个问题询问小径标记处是什么类型的树，但他们想要的小册子中的答案不正确。这些都是小错误，但当您付了钱并且孩子们可能感到困惑并且无法完成活动时，这些错误令人沮丧。
路线从 Luss 中心开始，但很快带您穿过树林，是一条令人愉快的路线。这条小路无法通行，有一些台阶、一些小山丘、还有树根等，如果你行动不便，可能会遇到麻烦。十月份的时候，这里也相当泥泞。
很明显，我认为这条小路不适合推婴儿车，但还是有几个人试图推着婴儿车走。
仙女装饰
树林里的仙女装饰有不少仙女屋。还有一些毒蘑菇、一只木制独角兽、一所仙女学校、猫头鹰巷里的木制猫头鹰、木制巨魔等。我发现装饰风格有点不一致（木制的还是塑料的，飘逸的还是滑稽的？），这让我有点困扰，但可能大多数孩子都不会介意。
有一次，树上挂着几本巨大的咒语书，你可以打开阅读。内容在我看来有点奇怪，包含美式拼写，这让我觉得它是从美国网站上摘下来的。
有些路段有很多仙女屋，而其他路段的步道点之间有很长的间隙，没有任何装饰。这可能是对林地的尊重，并保持大部分步道的“自然”。但是，步道的各个部分都被洒上了亮片。也可以在开始时从棚屋购买，这样您就可以鼓励您的孩子用闪亮的小块塑料覆盖木头。（坦白说，它可能是可生物降解的，但我对此表示怀疑，而且在我看来它仍然看起来很糟糕）。
有一些传感器会在您经过时播放音乐，这是一种不错的效果，不会吓到孩子。
万圣节步道
这条步道因万圣节而变得“恐怖”，讲述了蜘蛛占领了树林并诅咒仙女公主的故事。步道点上覆盖着假蜘蛛网和蜘蛛，我非常喜欢。我来这里是为了看巨型蜘蛛。
我猜步道点标志已经为恐怖步道进行了更改，因为它们都引用了蜘蛛的故事。其中几首诗有拼写错误，真可惜（例如，把 doze 写成了 dose）。
大多数诗都有些难读，因为被迫押韵。而且通常它们在步道指南中包含问题的答案。我认为应该简化一下，让孩子们更容易理解。
在万圣节步道期间，步道在南瓜地结束。你可以额外付费带一个南瓜回家，但我们不想要南瓜。我儿子确实喜欢看它们，所以我们无论如何都要去看看，但南瓜地在下午 4:15 关闭，我们下午 4:20 到达那里。
似乎最后的时间段是下午 3 点，网站显示需要 1-3 小时。所以你必须非常敏捷才能预订一个较晚的时间段，并及时赶回南瓜地。他们会在网站上提醒你这一点。
总体而言
我们在树林里散步很愉快。我儿子很喜欢看万圣节和仙女装饰。我觉得价格有点太高了，但对于这个区域来说，这在意料之中。
闪光真的让我很烦！我希望装饰能更有凝聚力。
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