Loch Borralan

The Loch is just over 1 mile across and the settlement of Aultnacealgach is located directly on the Loch, there's also the Aultnacealgach Lodge which is also on the Loch but despite the name is on the other side.[2][3] Finally there's the Alt Motel Located Just Northwest of the other Lodge.[4] Both of these boost the tourism in the area, it's proximity to the A837 makes most people go here instead of the nearby albeit larger Loch Urigill. Flowing into the loch there's the Ault an Loin Duibh and the much smaller Allt nan Cealgach and the Allt na Meine. Flowing Outward there's the Ledmore river which flows towards Loch Veyatie and eventually the Atlantic Ocean. There are also nearby peaks of Bad na Cleithe, Cnoc Gorm and Cnoc bad na h-Achlaise.[2][3]

Loch Borralan is a decently sized tourist attraction given its location, it has 2 lodges dedicated for tourists and also has one of them giving out permits for fishing and sailing.[4] Fishing Permits cost £5 per day or £25 per week, like most lakes in the area, Trout is the most common catch.[5]

The areas around Loch Borrolan are full of Igneous rocks such as borolanite. Which is typically white-spotted nepheline syenite unique to this area. Other rocks like pyroxene-rich mafic rock can be found blended in, overall there's a large range of particular rocks found around the banks of the loch. Largely in a nearby disused quarry.[6]