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Glencoe And Glen Etive

View of the Three Sisters, Glencoe

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Glencoe And Glen Etive

View of the Three Sisters, Glencoe

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View of the Three Sisters, Glencoe

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Location: Glencoe And Glen Etive, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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1. Lost Valley (Bidean Nam Bian) — Glencoe National Nature Reserve

5.33km

01:43

290m

Expert hike. Great for any fitness level. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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2. Bidean nam Bian and Stop Coire Sgreamhach loop — Glencoe National Nature Reserve

11.6km

05:12

1,150m

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3. View of Glen Coe – Coire Gabhail Waterfalls loop from Kentallen

3.65km

01:36

250m

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Alex Foxfield

October 17, 2022

This is a classic viewpoint for the Bidean massif's Three Sisters, one of the most iconic sights in the Highlands and a view that’s emblematic of Glen Coe. The trio of siblings in question are Aonach Dubh, Gearr Aonach and Beinn Fhada. Each sister is a termination of the northeast reaching ridges that protrude from the main spine of the complex and awe-inspiring Bidean.

There's plenty of room for motorists to pull in and take in the sights here. Meanwhile, hikers can use the parking spaces as a starting point for either adventures on the Bidean or to begin an ascent to the Aonach Eagach ridge to the north. However, for the latter, there is more suitable parking along the main road to the east.

Uwe

November 13, 2017

During a hike, one can already be horrified by the historical background:
Two sentences made the valley of tears in this beautiful valley: "Robert Campbell, an officer of the crown, who lives in Glen Coe, is" You are hereby ordered to fall upon the rebellions, the McDonalds of Glenco, and put on the sword under seventy. " With his 120 soldiers already having enjoyed the hospitality for days, they should now kill, all, precisely at 5 clock in the morning: "Att fyve of the clock precisely". Reason: The MacDonalds have William III. of Orange did not swear allegiance until 1.1.1692. The Highlanders were faithful to their King James II, but he was driven into exile. With him the clan wanted to ask for permission. That took. For six whole days they have taken the oath too late. Reason for William III to make an example.

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Andreas Trust 🥾

August 6, 2020

The Three Sisters at Glencoe are a must for any hiking enthusiast. Detour to individual glens is worthwhile. At the Lost Valley parking lot you should start early otherwise all parking spaces will quickly be full.

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View of the Three Sisters, Glencoe

1. Lost Valley (Bidean Nam Bian) — Glencoe National Nature Reserve

2. Bidean nam Bian and Stop Coire Sgreamhach loop — Glencoe National Nature Reserve

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