A pleasant, green village, serviced by buses from Glasgow, with good hotels and B&Bs. There’s a shop for groceries and a nice tea shop. Ceilidhs are held in the hotels at weekends and a local pipe band often plays in the square on Sunday afternoons. The land was owned by The Marquises of Montrose, one of whom lent Rob Roy £1000 for cattle droving. The small Clachan Inn is one of the oldest licensed pubs in the country.