Killearn is a small rural village located in West Stirlingshire. It has a beautiful situation at the foot of the Campsie Fells with extensive views to Loch Lomond and north to the Scottish Highlands. It lies just outside the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and 10 km south of the Highland Boundary fault. The intervening space is taken up with the lowlands drained by the mature stretches of the River Endrick before it enters Loch Lomond. This area is called Strathendrick which includes the parishes of Killearn, Balfron, Drymen, Fintry, Buchanan and Kilmaronock.
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Killearn Glen in the Spring.
Killearn and Autumn Mists.
Winter, Killearn Main Street.
Springtime, Killearn Main Street.
Killearn Curling Pond -The delivery.
Killearn Curling Pond – Sweeping it in.
Winter,The Blane Water, Blane Smiddy, Killearn.
Aerial view of Killearn above the Buchanan Monument.
Winter scene, Gartness.
River Endrick, Drumtian, Killearn.
Killearn Village Hall.
Blane Bridge in winter.
Killearn – Winter Trees.
River Endrick, Clay Pool no2
The River Endrick near Killearn Bridge
Autumn in Kirkhouse Wood.
The Square, Killearn.
Panoramic view over Killearn to Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond.
Moonrise as daylight fades above Killearn
Killearn Village Hall from the Glebe.
Winter Campsie Fells from above Gartness.
Autumn Aurora over Killearn
Strathendrick under the fog with Ben Lomond and the Arrochar above.
Sunset over Loch Lomond from Killearn