• Glen Coe

A volcanic origin valley considered one of the most beautiful in Scotland, 26 km south of Fort William.  The entrance to the valley is at the village Glencoe on the banks of Loch Leven.

Traveling east back to Glasgow and Edinburgh through the valley, you will be overwhelmed by the beautiful and dramatic landscapes of the high mountains surrounding the deep valley. The highest peak in the valley is the great massif of Bidean nam Bian whose three great summits rise impressively above the road and are known as the ‘Three Sisters’.

The valley is also heaven for outdoor activities including hiking, Skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking at the Glencoe Mountain resort, kayaking in Loch Leven, and more. For more information visit Glencoe Visitor Centre, on the A82, 2 km from Glencoe village.

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The River Coe and across the meadow onto the mountains in Early spring, balley view below the mountains of Glencoe, Lochaber, Highlands, Scotland, UK

The setting sun, over the dramatic valley of Glen Coe, in Summertime, where three small rivers meet at the foot of the Three Sisters of Glen Coe, Lochaber, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

Breathtaking view of the valley below the mountains of Glencoe, Lochaber, Highlands, Scotland, UK