Inchcailloch - A Wee Gem
The wooded island of Inchcailloch is a gem in the loch and part of Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve. Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority manages the island for people and nature.
Discover how dramatic natural forces and years of human use have combined to create an island of remarkable diversity. There are two walking routes on the island – the Low Path and the Summit Path. They can be enjoyed separately or together.
The Low Path is a gentle
woodland walk with a few slopes. At first sight the woods look untouched by
man, but look closer and you’ll discover that people played an important part in
creating this wonderful home for wildlife.Each path takes 30-45 minutes, but take your time and enjoy the view.
Island for all Seasons
How to get there?
Further information
The island
has something to offer in every season of the year. If you wish to get to know
it better, then why not sign up for one of the many ranger events that showcase
the island - for details check out our events calendar.
National Park Rangers are available
on the island for much of the year for more information about Inchcailloch,
contact:
Balmaha,
G63 0JQ
tel 01389 722100.
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