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Lillie’s Loch
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Lillie’s Loch

Water managed by Galloway Forest Park

Type
Lake
Species
Brown trout
Low alkalinity
Shallow
Low shoreline complexity
Mid elevation
Very small

About this water

Lillies Loch is a very small freshwater lake located in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. It is generally shallow with low alkalinity and is situated at mid altitude.

Location

Permission & Tickets

Permission isn't required for lochs situated high up in the Galloway National Park.

If you are uncertain, please contact the Forestry Commission Scotland.

Please be aware that this is a natural resource and is still recovering from the effects of acidification. Remember to try and do your bit and return the fish to the water unharmed.

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