Balloch was only a short train ride from Glasgow, and made a lovely day trip for some walking around Loch Lomond.
The station only has a single platform, here looking south back along the line:
Looking south at the end of the platform, where a road bridge crosses the line:
A footpath runs under the bridge, at which we look back:
The view from the bridge looking south along the line:
A long view of the station platform:
Looking north on the platform at Balloch:
The modern shelter building:
The far side of the shelter at Balloch:
Looking north towards the exit of the station. The line used to continue over the road where the old station building stands:
Looking south at the buffers:
Now used as a tourist information centre, this is the old station building from when the station was Balloch Central and the line continued north to a station at Balloch Pier:
The side of the building:
The side of the building which used to face the platform:
A small section of canopy with spandrel ironwork:
The line of the old platform edge is still visible as the lawn's edge:
A longer view along the old trackbed:
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