Luss Estates supports another successful year of Luss Highland Games

The Luss Highland Games, held annually in the picturesque village of Luss, Scotland, is a grand celebration of Scottish heritage and culture. The event, which has been held since 1875, draws thousands of visitors from around the world to witness traditional Highland games, music, and dance.

This year's games, held on July 1st, 2023, featured a variety of exciting competitions, including the traditional caber toss, weightlifting events, and piping competitions. Visitors also enjoyed a lively display of traditional Scottish dancing and music, as well as a market featuring local crafts and produce.

The Luss Highland Games is more than just a sporting event; it is an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to come together and experience the rich culture of Scotland. The games are a reminder of the country's proud history and traditions, and they continue to play an important role in preserving and promoting Scottish heritage.

Here are some of the highlights of the 2023 Luss Highland Games:

  • The caber toss, one of the most popular events at the games, saw competitors tossing a 19-foot-long, 120-pound pole as far as they could.

  • The weightlifting events, including the stone put and the hammer throw, showcased the strength and athleticism of the competitors.

  • The piping competitions featured solo pipers and pipe bands performing traditional Scottish music.

  • The traditional Scottish dancing, with its vibrant colors and energetic movements, was a delight to watch.

  • The market featured a variety of local crafts and produce, including handmade jewelry, traditional Scottish food, and fresh produce.

Luss Estates are proud to support the games committee in their hard work delivering this fantastic event for thousands of visitors to enjoy.

The image shows the winners of the local junior athletics competition.

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