- With depths reaching 700 feet and a length of more than 20 miles, Loch Ness provides plenty of hiding places for its legendary monster.
- The Loch Ness is a freshwater lake in Scotland, famous for its amazing scenery and tales of unusual historical happenings around it.
- Loch Ness Canavarı -diğer adıyla ‘Nessie’- birkaç insan tarafından görüldüğü söylenen ve Loch Ness gölünde yaşadığı düşünülen bir yaratıktır.
- I wrote "Loch Ness, The Monster" and "Mysterious Monsters of Loch Ness" and in the late nineties staged the Loch Ness Diorama at Fort Augustus Abbey.
- If you’re short on time, you can hike part of the Great Glen Way or South Loch Ness Trail (a 28-mile route which runs down the loch’s quieter side) as day walks.
- Quiet, deep, dark, murky and mysterious are the waters of Loch Ness, plunging down to 754 feet at its deepest and measuring an average depth of 430 feet.
- Loch Ness’s fame may be in part down to its most famous resident, but this magical place has a long list of things that bring visitors to its shores year after year.
- It is hard to hear the words 'Loch Ness' and not think of the mythical Monster, but tales of a strange creature in the depths of the loch are a fairly recent bit of folklore.
- Loch Ness is a deep loch of freshwater. It is one of the largest of Scotland, only beaten by Loch Lomond, but it has the biggest volume of water.
- 2.Castle Urquhart- A mile away from the loch, on the north shore of Loch Ness built in the 1200s, is situated a castle on a rocky promontory.