Glencoe
Glencoe, a dramatic volcanic valley sculpted by ancient glaciers, is one of the Scottish Highlands' most iconic landscapes, where towering peaks like the Three Sisters and Buachaille Etive Mòr rise above a wild, brooding glen steeped in history, including the 1692 Massacre of Glencoe; today, its rugged beauty draws walkers, climbers, photographers, and road‑trippers alike, whether they come to tackle its trails or simply pause at a viewpoint to absorb the grandeur.
What You Can Experience
- Drive through Scotland's most scenic valley
- Photograph the iconic Three Sisters
- Hike to hidden waterfalls and lochs
- Learn about the Massacre of Glencoe
- Visit the Glencoe Folk Museum
- Spot red deer and golden eagles
Best Time to Visit
Glencoe is magnificent in any season. Summer offers the best hiking conditions, autumn brings rich colours, winter can dust the peaks with snow, and spring sees waterfalls at their most powerful. Weather can change rapidly, so come prepared.
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