Three hikers sustained serious injuries after falling on a rocky section of the West Highland Way that's often considered the most demanding section of the famous long-distance path.
The hikers were reportedly navigating the trail along the eastern bank of Loch Lomond near Ivow Island on July 22 when they fell down a steep drop. The stretch of trail, which is characterized by a rocky path with crags and boulders before dropping steeply down to the loch, is only accessible by foot or boat.
