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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.

No AVOID, AVOID. AVOID. Just NO Glen Etive road is a bliss 11 miles to a dead-end. AVOID loch Etive, you need a boat. The loch "path" on komoot is non-existent. A hike through bracken, bogs, and boulders. Took 7 hours & had to camp! Final few miles, we followed a deer that used the shoreline. The loch section should be deleted. Incredible evening & morning views but not worth the risk.

As you pedal away from the serene shores of Loch Etive, you'll quickly feel the road tilt upwards, challenging you to find a steady climbing rhythm. With every meter gained, the breathtaking panorama of Glen Etive begins to reveal itself – the imposing, majestic mountains like Buachaille Etive Mòr dominating the skyline ahead and around you. You'll experience the unique character of the narrow single-track road winding its way through this wild, dramatic landscape, feeling both the effort in your legs and a sense of remoteness.

A beautiful section of the West Highland Way where you can hardly take your eyes off the mountain massif.

The hiking car park is a good starting point for activities in one of the side valleys. From here you also have an ideal view of the “Three Sisters”. If you're driving through the magnificent Clencoe, stop here and take in the scenery.

Just before the Kingshouse Hotel is a small block with public toilets and showers, open to the public. You can use them as you pass through or even camp just 5 minutes before.

This beautiful series of waterfalls on the River Etive enjoys a dramatic setting beneath the flanks of the mighty Buachaille Etive Mòr. The pools that form between each cascade make for lovely wild swims, while it's also a well-known kayaking spot. The water may have a dark tinge to it but try not to be put off – it's just peat that's travelled down from Rannoch Moor.

The newly built Kingshouse Hotel also offers places to stop for hikers who are not staying overnight.