| Coordinates: | 56.087, -4.564 |
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| OS grid ref: | NS 40 91 |
Inchfad is a small, elongated island set in Loch Lomond within the Stirling council area, known for its mix of woodland and open grassy patches and for the calm, sheltered waters that surround it. The shoreline is a combination of rocky shelves and small beaches, and the island’s modest scale and low buildings make it feel like a private, peaceful retreat with fine views across the loch to the surrounding hills.
Historically it has been used for crofting and small-scale agriculture and today supports a handful of permanent and seasonal residents, holiday accommodation and visitors arriving by boat; that quiet habitation helps maintain a strong sense of community. Wildlife is a draw too, with waterfowl and otters commonly seen, and the island is popular with boaters and walkers looking for a tranquil slice of Loch Lomond life rather than a busy tourist centre.