Pap of Glencoe
The Pap of Glencoe, also known as Sgòrr na Cìche in Gaelic is a familiar landmark overlooking the town of Glencoe. Despite its modest height – this is a challenging hill walk
Inchree Falls, Onich
This is a great family walk that not only takes you through some beautiful woodland but you also get to see some waterfalls on the way too!
Grey Mare’s Tail & Mamore Lodge, Kinlochleven
This may only be a relatively short walk, but be warned it’s a steep one as your climb up to see the Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall.
Glen Leven and the Blackwater Reservoir
This is a walk that you’re going to want to spend a whole day on as you travel through the beautiful and tranquil Glen Leven before reaching the eastern edge of the Blackwater Reservoir and the imposing Blackwater Dam.
Buachaille Etive Beag Walk
Looking to tick some Munros off your list? Well this walk gives you two – Stob Coire Raineach and Stob Dubh.
Beinn a’ Chrùlaiste, from Altnafeidh
As you’re heading to Glencoe along the A82 you can’t help but notice Beinn a’Chrùlaiste. It makes for perhaps the greatest viewpoint for its celebrated neighbour, Buachaille Etive Mòr
Beinn a’ Bheithir via Schoolhouse Ridge Walk
Starting from the Ballachulish Hotel, this is a challenging hill walk that you need to allow a day to do. Be warned – across this walk you will climb over 1300m, some of it quite steep with the need to possibly do some scrambling.
The Two Lairigs Glencoe
This circular walk takes you along not one, but two historic passes between Glen Coe and Glen Etive.
Signal Rock and An Torr Glen Coe Walk
Not all walks in Glen Coe need to be long, strenuous and uphill – and this one is proof of just that. Well you do go up a hill – but it’s only a little one!
Glencoe Lochan Trail
We’re starting our walk in the car park at the Glencoe Lochan Trail Head. It’s a circular route – whilst our walk is going in a clockwise direction, you can go either way round.
Accessible Glencoe Lochan Trail Walk
This gentle stroll around the Glencoe Lochan is suitable for wheelchair users and those with pushchairs. A lochan is simply a small loch or lake – and this one sits within the foothills of Glencoe.
Loch Levan and Ballachulish Slate Quarries
We’re starting our walk today from the Isles of Glencoe Hotel on the banks of Loch Levan. The hotel is a great base if you’re looking to explore the Highlands!