Glencoe is one of Scotland’s most iconic Highland destinations – and deservedly so. Located within the Outdoor Capital of the UK, Glencoe is world renowned as a centre for mountaineering and hillwalking, but it is also the ideal location in which to relax or to use as a convenient base to tour the western highlands of Scotland.
Visitors from all over the world flock here year after year, inspired by the sheer scale and grandeur of its surrounding mountains and fascinated by the intrigue of its turbulent past. Nowhere else in the UK will you find such a collection of mountains, lochs and rivers that offer a unique range of activities, stunning scenery and plenty of space to roam free.
Glencoe has much to offer the visitor, both in summer and in winter, and is indeed a glen for all seasons.
Adventure Activities
Thrills for every kind of explorer.
Climbing
World class climbing routes on Scotland’s iconic peaks.
Cycling
From bike gentle rides to challenging mountain trails.
Skiing
Discover Scotland’s longest and steepest ski run.
Water Sports
Thrills on the water from canyoning to funyakking.
Wild Swimming
Refreshing swimming with unforgettable scenery.
Via Ferrata
A thrilling guided experience for all abilities.
Walking & Hiking
Endless trails, breathtaking views.
Glencoe Lochan
An easy level woodland stroll around a picturesque lake.
The Lost Valley
The most popular walk in Glencoe. Expect mild scrambling.
Pap of Glencoe
The obvious mountain walk from the house and very popular.
Glen Nevis
Fantastic views. Try the wire bridge to the Steall Hut if you dare!
Glencoe Orbital Trail
A circular 6-mile level trail suitable for bikes and walkers.
Eat, Drink & Unwind
Local favourites and cosy cafés.
Clachaig Inn
One of Britain’s foremost climbers pubs with weekly live music.
EE-USK
Superb, fresh seafood and excellent prices on the North Pier.
Inverlochy Castle
The ‘Seasgair’ offers the finest dishes using fresh, local produce.
Moss Glencoe
Friendly, local café just a stone’s throw away from the cottage.
The Old Inn
Specialises in steak. Visit the stunning Castle Stalker nearby.
Scenic Days Out
Explore more of the West Highlands.
Ferry Trips
Visit Lismore or Kerrera Island, Knoydart or the Isles of Eigg and Muck.
Beautiful Beaches
Discover the stunning Silver Sands of Morar or Culi Bay 15 mins away.
Railway Journeys
Including the Glenfinnan Viaduct made popular by Harry Potter.
Wildlife Tours
Spot red deer, golden eagles, red squirrels, osprey and more.
Sea Wildlife Tours
Encounter eagles, seals, porpoise, deer, dolphins and whales.
Glencoe in Every Season
There is always a reason to visit.
Spring
Waterfalls flow, wildflowers bloom and the glen comes to life.
Summer
Long days, warm walks, beautiful sunsets and endless adventures.
Autumn
Rich colours, crisp air and scenic, peaceful landscapes.
Winter
Snowy mountains, cosy nights and winter adventures.
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