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Loch Earn has one of the longest waterskiing histories in Scotland, with tow sports taking place on the loch for almost 70 years. Long before wakeboarding and wakesurfing became popular, waterskiing helped shape Loch Earn into the watersports destination it is today. Located near Lochearnhead in Perthshire, Loch Earn’s calm conditions, long stretches of open water and consistent winds made it a natural home for waterskiing from the very beginning. When did waterskiing start

Thinking about trying wakeboarding or wakesurfing for the first time? You’re not alone. These are two of the fastest-growing watersports in the UK – and for good reason. They’re exciting, addictive, and far easier to learn than most people expect. At Loch Earn Wakeschool, we specialise in teaching complete beginners and making your first time on the water fun, relaxed and confidence-boosting. Here’s everything you need to know before you get started. What Is Wakeboarding?

How to Choose the Right Wakeboard & Wakesurf Board Choosing the right board is one of the most important steps to having a great time on the water — especially if you’re learning to wakeboard or wakesurf for the first time. Whether you’re booking a session with Loch Earn Wakeschool or buying your own gear, this guide will help you understand what matters and make the best choice. First – What’s the Difference Between Wakeboards and Wakesurf Boards? Wakeboard Used behind

If you’re staying around Loch Earn, Lochearnhead or Killin, you’re in one of the most beautiful and adventure-filled parts of Scotland. Surrounded by mountains, glens, lochs and iconic Highland scenery, this area is perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors, family days out and unforgettable experiences. Here are the top things to do when staying in the Loch Earn area – with our number one recommendation for making the most of your trip. 1. Watersports – Loch Earn Wakescho