The Mystery of Lachlan McTavish's Treasure In 1853, local crofter Lachlan McTavish eloped with the Laird's daughter and a large amount of the Laird's fortune. The Laird was furious and spent the rest of his life trying to track the couple down. However, Lachlan and his bride were never heard of again until late last year, when a tatty old map was discovered hidden in the walls of a crofter's house that was about to be destroyed. On closer inspection, this map shows a deserted island in the loch and scribbled on the back were a series of Clues and a short note from Lachlan. It read, 'Whoever finds me, must solve these riddles to be rewarded with a fortune!'. You shall be the latest team of explorers to follow this trail of Clues around Luss and Tarbet in the hope they can uncover where on this island this treasure is buried… The Mystery of the Crofter's Treasure Embark on an exciting adventure through the beautiful Loch Lomond West region, as you follow in the footsteps of Lachlan McTavish and his elusive treasure. Starting in the picturesque villages of Luss and Tarbet, this self-guided trail will take you on a journey filled with fun, family-friendly activities and immersive storytelling. As you follow the trail, keep an eye out for sneaky clues hidden in existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments, leading you closer to the buried treasure. And don't forget to take a break from your adventure to enjoy a scenic cycle ride between the two villages, along the traffic-free West Lomond Cycle Path. Join the hunt for Lachlan's treasure and see if YOU have what it takes to uncover the mystery!
