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Usually the region around Glencoe sees the highest concentration of midgets. So be prepared and come with long clothes and definitetly pack a head net.

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Beautiful photos to take with the reflections of the mountains on the water of this small lake

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The legendary inn serves good food all day long. Local game dishes, Scottish beef and Scottish salmon. But vegetarian dishes are also offered.

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There’s great views to be had from this bridge which was opened in 1975 to replace the Ballachullish ferry.

Sgòrr na Ciche, or more commonly, The Pap of Glencoe stands 742 metres above the town of Glencoe, hanging on to the Western End of the classic Aonach-Eagach Ridgeline. The mountain and its distinct conical shape make up a classic view of Glencoe. The summit offers some pretty spectacular views over the Ballachulish area, and the miles of Mountains and Lochs that surround it.

Nice place for a pint or two 😊

Just south of Glencoe is a nice picnic area at the shore of Loch Leven.

Interesting spot. Unfortunately, the views are quite overgrown so you won't be able to see far from here (as suggested on the information board).

Such a lovely little leg stretcher along the way. Definitely worth a stop.

Nestled in Glencoe, the home of Scottish mountaineering sits the Clachaig Inn. Arguably Britains most legendary mountain pub it is the safe haven after a hasty retreat from the surrounding Munros or the location for the first celebratory pint after a successful mission. With a cosy fire, excellent selection of whiskeys and an awe inspiring collection of mountaineering photographs on the wall there are not many better places to end up after a Glencoe outing. There is also accommodation available on the Clachaig Inn, should you need somewhere to stay.

The Pap of Glencoe, or properly Sgorr na Cìche, is an instantly recognisable conical hump that rises in isolation at the far western end of the Aonach Eagach ridge system. Its beguiling shape and position overlooking the village of Glencoe makes it the region’s most notable mini-mountain. The views from the summit are breathtaking. To the north, the Mamores’ switchback ridges are resplendent, while Beinn a’ Bheithir looks absolutely massive above Loch Leven. Beyond the loch, the distant mountains of Ardgour, unfamiliar to many, will have you planning future visits.

Glen Coe is often cited as being the home of Scottish Mountaineering. It's a historic glen where some of the greatest climbers have tested themselves on the buttresses, ridges and in the corries and gullies of the surrounding Munros. After a day on the hill, there would have been only one place to be: the Clachaig Inn, perhaps Britain's most legendary mountain pub. Anyone who's anyone in British mountaineering will have graced the Clachaig at some point or other. Today, you can still expect to see the region's guides and their guests enjoying a beverage or a meal under its cosy roof, perhaps tapping their feet to some live music. There are a number of accommodation options for those visiting the area too.

An Torr, at just over 165 feet (50 m), is a modest high point in the mixed woodland near the legendary Clachaig Inn. Tree cover means the views aren’t as extensive as they could be but there are a few fine viewpoints where the vegetation is less dense. It is often linked with the nearby Signal Rock, an outcrop with links to the Glencoe Massacre of 1692.

Signal Rock was where Glen Coe's Clan MacDonald would gather to listen to their clan chief and to converse about the issues of the day. It has also been said that this outcrop was the place where the Campbells lit a fire in order to signal the start of the Massacre of Glencoe on 13th February 1692. However, this claim has never been proven, though it does reveal the origin of its name.

Commonly known as The Pap of Glencoe

Fun to run / scramble to the top. You need a bit of a head for heights!

A stay in the Clachaig Inn is a must if you are doing anything in the Glencoe valley. Simply a brilliant place to stay or visit, especially if they have live music and the beer is flowing!

With its shape, which is strongly reminiscent of a Sugar Loaf, this mountain dominates the village of Glencoe.

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Beautiful views across the valley and well worth the scramble up