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Walk - Ba Bridge &
Black Rock Cottage
Glencoe
Mountain Resort
Spend some time on the worldwide
Geocache hunt and delve, explore
and discover the numerous caches
hidden around the Glencoe
& Loch Leven area.
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Kinlochlaich House Gardens,
Glorious Gardens of Argyll & Bute
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Let the professionals at
Glencoe Activities - the
masters of fun - inspire and
entertain you!
The Aluminium Story - Kinlochleven
Learn how hydro-electricity was used to make aluminium
in this quiet and beautiful corner of the Highlands over 90
years ago by visiting this exhibition.
CJames of the Glen Memorial Cairn Ballachulish Bridge
A memorial cairn erected in honour of James of the Glen
who was wrongly hanged in 1752 on the knoll above the
‘old ferry’ for the murder of local man Colin Campbell
of Glenure. This tale forms the basis for Robert Louis
Stevenson’s famous novel ‘Kidnapped’.
Book Online!
Glencoe Visitor Centre
Glencoe is famed for
its majestic mountains and as the site of the most notorious
massacre in British history.
Our popular land rover safaris help visitors get the most out of
their visit to this unforgettable place.
Find out all about the glen’s remarkable history, landscape and
wildlife at the National Trust for Scotland’s eco-friendly visitor
centre. Also features café and gift shop.
01855 413207 | www.GlencoeActivities.com
Enjoy the sparkling waters of our swimming pool complete with
a sea view window visible from the water. Relax and ease those
tired muscles in our Finnish saunarium which is a fabulous
mixture sauna heat and steam room humidity, making it a
great place to unwind.
The Holly Tree is on the Sustrans cycle route so why not stop off
for a snack or lunch in the Captain’s Bar. Family and Dog friendly.
Accommodation, Seafood Restaurant & Self-catering also available.
01855 811307 | www.nts.org.uk
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Holly Tree Hotel Swimming Pool
Ice Factor one location – 5 Adventures! Get stuck in!
Grab
some ice axes & scale the world’s largest indoor ice climbing wall,
or reach for the summit of the UK’s highest indoor articulated rock
wall. Our Aerial Adventure Course is not for the faint hearted,
challenge friends & family to complete our 15ft high course &
experience the thrill of the giant swing.
Glencoe Autumn Festival Fri 21 - Sun 30 Oct 2016
Classes Daily – every hour. All equipment and instruction
provided. For hungry adventure goers, visit our Café, Bar and
Bistro – serving gourmet coffees, hot chocolate, lunches, snacks
and evening meals. Free soft play for younger children.
Enjoy a multitude of activities both day and night and make
Glencoe Autumn Festival your perfect Autumn break!
01631 740 292 | www.hollytreehotel.co.uk
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Enjoy a truly stunning panoramic view of Loch Linnhe. A
purpose built path takes you from the car park at Inchree
through the trees to see the three dramatic cascading
waterfalls.
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Think Autumn and Discover Glencoe & Loch Leven.
Celebrate our Glencoe Autumn Festival. Experience our history,
language and heritage. Revel in our music, culture, food and drink.
Take time to explore and enjoy our unspoilt land.
Glencoe & Loch Leven Autumn Festival
01855 831100 | www.ice-factor.co.uk
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www.discoverglencoe.scot/whats-on/autumn-festival
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Cycling & Walking Path
With Scottish Mountain Guides from Rich Mountain Experiences
you can go anywhere and do anything you want. Full or Half day.
From easy walks in The Lost Valley H , to challenging Ben Nevis.
Hillwalking, Scrambling, Mountaineering around the beautiful
Highlands, all year. Or try something NEW? Why not go rock
climbing in Ballachulish Quarry E , or learn about the history of
the Glen.
We can help you achieve any goals you have during your stay
in the Glencoe area, whether it is a gentle amble with family and
friends, or pushing the “Adventurer” in you.
07753 325649 | richmountainexperiences.co.uk
Highland Titles is passionate about conserving little parts of
Scotland one square foot at a time. In this respect we are not alone,
our unique feature is that we invite our sponsors to share the thrill
of landownership by purchasing a souvenir plot of our land. Now
isn’t that more fun than just receiving a membership card?
Walk down the signed footpath along the Salachan Burn into
Glencoe Wood and visit your own little piece of Scotland in an
ecologically rich ancient oak and birch wood and discover a
diverse environment filled with birdsong and wildlife such as
badgers, pine marten, deer, wood mouse, vole and much more.
01631 740333 | www.highlandtitles.com
Experience the warmest of
Highland welcomes at ...
Our professional and qualified guides will take you on an
adventure of a lifetime. Trips run daily.
In Winter - ski, snowboard, sledge, enjoy a trip on our chairlift
or just chill out in our cosy panoramic cafe.
8: Via Ferrata, Kinlochleven: Be guided up the side of one of the
most beautiful waterfalls in Scotland using a steel staple ladder,
safety cable, specialist equipment, and bridges.
In Summer - enjoy XC or downhill mountain biking, tubing,
walking, climbing or just relax and take in the stunning scenery.
Greymare’s Tail Waterfall - Kinlochleven
A lovely walk above the village of Kinlochleven takes you
to the Greymares Tail Waterfall. Named by King Edward
VII after his horse, this peaceful site is an ideal place to
stop, admire your surroundings and have a picnic.
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The Lochan Trail - Glencoe
Signal Rock - Glencoe
Signal Rock or Tom a Ghrianain “Rock of the Sun”
thought to used by the Druids in Ancient times. Also
used by the Macdonald Clan to warn of impending
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Ballachulish Quarry - Ballachulish
Ballachulish Quarry offers a quiet and peaceful walk with
a 500 metre all-abilities path that will take you round the
quarry floor. Information panels are dotted throughout the
walk to give you an insight into the life and times of the
quarry and the people that worked there.
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Cuil Bay - Duror - Ballachulish
Microlodge accommodation, camper van hook-ups & camping
with showers and drying facilities. Cafe serves home cooked food
from early until late 364 days a year.
9: Canyoning, Inchree: jumping, sliding, wild swimming, abseils
and zip lines, White Water Rafting, River Garry, Invergarry: Our dam
realised grade 3/4 river guarantees
great white water all summer.
Book Online!
01855 851226 | www.glencoemountain.com
01397 747112 | www.verticaldescents.com
SeaXplorer Our fast boat coastal wildlife tours operate on
the West Coast of Scotland and offer a unique opportunity to view
the breathtaking landscape and its wildlife from the sea.
The thrill of a fast boat trip is the perfect way to experience the
wealth of Lochaber’s history, wildlife and natural beauty – along
the way you will see seals, porpoise, otters, eagles, deer, wild
goats and a variety of sea birds. Our fully qualified (and very often
amusing) skippers will offer a full interactive tour with information
on history, folklore and wildlife.
Book Online!
01855 413203 | www.seaxplorer.co.uk
Cycling and Walking Path Glencoe to Appin
A multi-use path runs from Glencoe Village to just south of
Ballachulish Bridge, where it joins a lovely path (National
Cycle Network route 78) along the disused railway to
Kentallen. Enjoy a gentle cycle or take in the wonderful
coastal scenery on foot. The path continues south over
the hill to Duror and as National Route 78 is not yet
complete, a gap exists south of Duror. Further south, the
route continues on purpose built path onward to Appin
and Oban. These paths are part of the National Cycle
Network, which is coordinated and promoted by Sustrans,
the sustainable transport charity. For more information,
see www.sustrans.org.uk. The path from Ballachulish
to Glencoe village is maintained by Transport Scotland
and the path shown on the north side of the River Coe
provides a scenic orbital route of Glencoe village.
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Righ Falls - Inchree, Onich
This beautiful bay with its truly panoramic views and
stunning setting is a peaceful and relaxing spot. From the
shingle and sand shoreline there are unrestricted views
towards the islands of Balnagowan, Lismore and Shuna.
As an extended walk why not join the forestry path from
Achadh nan Darach car park all the way through forest
and sweeping glen to Ballachulish Village.
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Experience SEGWAY and over 25 other amazing activities on offer
around this historic and beautiful glen: including fast boat wildlife
tours, canyoning, golf course, electric bikes & Via Ferrata.
A word of advice: remember if you’re going into the
outdoors; wear comfortable shoes, be prepared for
changing weather conditions and tell someone where
you’re going and when you’ll be back. It’s a good idea
to carry a map & compass if you’re planning one of the
more strenuous walks detailed.
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Discover Glencoe: History
The only thatched building in the area this small museum
gives an excellent description of what it was like to live in the
area in days gone by.
A full selection of walks is available on the website,
www.discoverglencoe.scot but we’ve also detailed
a few favourites below.
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Behind and above Glencoe village this delightful walk
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variety of easy trails exist to lead you round the manmade Lochan. Year around, the colours at the Lochan
are quite spectacular.
Our website has a very handy planning section where
you can pick and choose what you want to do in the
area and create your very own bespoke itinerary for
printing off and taking with you when you’re coming to
visit. Check it out at:
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Throughout the year, there’s much to see, do and enjoy
in this wonderful part of Scotland. All year around you
can enjoy events including everything from guided
walks to live music to gala days and festive markets
and even our hugely popular Guy Fawkes fireworks
display! Get the up to date list of what’s on, on our
website www.discoverglencoe.scot
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competitions, offers, news and details on events.
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Glencoe and Loch Leven is a true year round ‘mecca’
for the outdoor enthusiast looking for adventure. Visitors
come here to ramble, scramble, and sometimes, dangle
from one of the many mountain peaks. But that’s not all you can hire mountain bikes, sail, kayak, go fishing, ski &
snowboard, play golf, climb indoor and outdoor, walk and
ramble on miles of mountain & forestry tracks, discover the
art of landscape photography and take a landrover safari
tour through ancient glens. The list of activities is endless
and the great thing is that you don’t have to be an expert to
enjoy the delights!
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It’s not just about the activities though! If you prefer a slower
pace and a more relaxed holiday, there’s plenty in the area
for you. Make your break extra special and take some time
to discover castles, museums and culture whilst learning
about the fascinating history of the area. Take a scenic
drive and soak in the breathtaking vistas to be found around
every corner. Pick up a piece of art in one of the area’s
galleries or browse the area’s selection of shops where
you will find fine malts, Scottish fayre, tartans, tweeds and
woollens, plants and shrubs, pottery, art, hand-crafted
jewellery and of course, some of the best outdoor clothing
stores to be found anywhere in the UK.
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The deep waters of Loch Linnhe
and Loch Leven provide the perfect
playgroundfor all kinds of watersports
& boat trips. Choose from kayaking,
paddle boarding, diving, wildlife boat
rides or hire your own boat
and just cruise.
Within this leaflet, we have created a handy map
outlining some of the fantastic things to see and do
while you are here alongside some basic information to
help you make the most of your visit to the area. Read
on and let us take you on a journey through Scotland’s
most famous glen!
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Glencoe is without doubt one of the most famous
and iconic of all Scottish Glens, located only a short
2 hour drive from central Scotland on the A82. Here
you’ll find a wonderful world of high mountain peaks
& ridges, rushing rivers & waterfalls which, when
combined, create a magical, mystical land waiting to
be explored...
Corran
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The Lost Valley, Glencoe
The Lost Valley is always a popular walk but it is a bit
more strenuous than some of the low level walks in the
area. The valley runs between Gearr Aonach and Ben
Fhada, two of the Three Sisters of Glencoe, and offers a
good mountain experience without too much effort.
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The Devil’s Staircase, Altnafeadh
to Kinlochleven
The Devil’s Staircase goes from Altnafeadh to
Kinlochleven and forms part of the West Highland Way.
This 6 mile walk takes in breathtaking views of the glen
and Rannoch Moor and at its peak you can see the
Blackwater Reservoir which fuelled the water turbines in
the former Aluminium Smelter at Kinlochleven.
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a wonderful selection of cosy selfcatering cottages, guest houses and bed
& breakfasts
So much myth, legend and history precedes a visit
to the expanse of Glencoe and Loch Leven, that
many visitors are unprepared for the sheer beauty
and breathtaking serenity of this vast sweeping
pass.
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homely hostels & a choice of caravan
parks too!
Why not base yourself here & explore a bit further
afield too! Fort William, Ardnamurchan, Oban &
Lorn, Inverness, Mull & Iona, Skye & Loch Ness are
all within a day trip from Glencoe & Loch Leven.
If you haven’t yet booked your accommodation,
make sure to check out the special offers & late
availability pages on our website
www.discoverglencoe.scot. Make sure when
booking to mention “Discover Glencoe”!
Most of the dining establishments in the area put
great emphasis on the fantastic produce available
on our doorstep from fish & shellfish to local
meats, game & cheeses.
It’s one of life’s great pleasures to settle down to a
mouthwatering meal after a full days’ adventure in
the Glen.
We all know how important it is to keep the kids
entertained whilst on holiday & when you are here,
they’ll be spoilt for choice. Most activity providers
in the area cater for children, although for the
more adventurous activities some restrictions
may apply.
Live music is a regular occurrence throughout the
year as well as ceilidh nights, traditional open mic
nights and so much more!
Check our what’s on page for all the details on
www.discoverglencoe.scot.
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Choose from a wide selection of things to see & do,
including zipping around high-wire courses, archery
in a breathtaking mountain setting or exploring the
area on an exhilarating rib ride.
For those rainy days you can enjoy leisurely
swim lunches at two of the local hotels who have
swimming pools.
We know keeping up to date with emails and
social media is important to our
visitors, so many of the businesses
in the area offer free WiFi internet
access. Just look out for the logo.
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With more history, breathtaking beauty and sheer
natural ability to entertain than really seems
fair, Glencoe is without doubt one of the world’s
scenic highlights. But the famous pass is only
the beginning and there are wonders to discover
around every corner in the whole area. It’s easy
to see why seasoned visitors would keep this
wonderful place a secret if they could.
If you’re looking for a sociable place to gather
you will discover that the area boasts more than a
few pubs, each with its own individual character
where you can mingle with the locals & get a
real feel for the area. A selection of pubs offer a
range of Scottish beers & real ales - whiskies are
featured everywhere and keeping up with modern
trends we even have artisan Scottish gins!
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Glencoe is without doubt one of the world’s scenic
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Glencoe House
Loch Leven Hotel
Clachaig Inn
Next to the Glencoe Lochan Walk
(marked C on the map) is Glencoe
House, built in 1896 by Lord
Strathcona and now offers 5-star
suite only accommodation.
With a beautiful loch-side
setting & mountain views this
traditional Highland hotel offers
comfortable accommodation in
relaxing surroundings. Many of
our rooms have picturesque views
of the loch & mountains. Enjoy
the spectacular scenery from
the loch view restaurant, bar &
decking while having lunch, dinner
or cream tea! The bar has a real
open fire, wide selection of malt
whiskies & occasional live music.
Free WiFi available. Family & pet
friendly.
Award winning pub set in in the
heart of Glencoe, amidst the
spectacular mountain scenery,
with local walks to viewpoints
including Signal Rock. Stay in one
of our 23 en-suite rooms, or simply
enjoy the lively atmosphere in
our legendary bars where food is
served from noon till nine. Choose
from a selection of locally brewed
cask conditioned ales or one of
Old Village Road, Glencoe, PH49 4HX
our 300 malt whiskies or Scottish
Tel: 01855 811252
distilled gins.
[email protected]
www.clachaig.com
This historic mansion is composed
of only seven suites from 80-148
sq. metres that comprise one or
two bedrooms, lavish bathrooms
and personal lounges together
with marble fireplaces and private
terraces. A couple of our suites
also enjoy private terraces which
contain your personal hot tub.
The Glencoe Lochan, a beautifully tranquil walk
around a wooded lake, built by Lord Strathcona
Breakfast and dinner is served at
your own dining room table in the
privacy of your suite, an elegant
restaurant experience without
fellow diners. Each suite benefits
from the panoramic vistas of Loch
Leven and the Glencoe mountains.
Regardless of how ambitious or
un-ambitious your plans might be
Glencoe House invites you into the
comfort and refuge of your own
suite.
Old Ferry Road,
North Ballachulish
Tel: 01855 821236
www.lochlevenhotel.co.uk
The Ballachulish
Model Railway
Glencoe House,
Glencoe PH49 4HT
Tel: 01855 811179
[email protected]
www.glencoe-house.com
facebook.com/GlencoeHouse.Scotland
@TheGlencoeHouse
Glencoe House is the ideal setting
for all occasions from a short break
to a small but bespoke wedding for
up to 40 guests.
Kinlochlaich
Garden Centre
Situated in the grounds of the
Loch Leven Hotel you will find the
home of a new permanent OO
gauge model railway exhibition
layout depicting the former Oban
to Ballachulish Branch Line. With
12 working locomotives and
rolling stock the display is set in
the 50’s, the golden age of steam
and features stations, towns and
landmarks along the route.
Open Sun - Thurs, 2pm - 4pm
from April 2016. Private viewing
available by appointment.
The Loch Leven Hotel, Old Ferry Road,
North Ballachulish. Tel: 01855 821236
Admission: £5 per adult. Under 16’s
must be accompanied by an adult.
“A shopping experience not to be
missed!”
Mob: 07881525754
[email protected]
www.kinlochlaichgardencentre.co.uk
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• 60 Seater Licensed Coffee
Shop with delicious food, drink
and home-baking
• Craft Shop, Clothes Shop and
Picture Gallery
“Outstanding” - Eat Scotland
Recommended in Scotland the
Best.
Open All Year - Free parking
Ballachulish Activity
Booking Centre, Cafe
& Gift Shop
MacDonald Hotel &
Cabins
• Activity Booking Service
• Local Visitor Information
• Visit Scotland Partnership
• Delicious All Day Food
• Home-baking & Refreshments
• Crafts and Gifts
Always a warm welcome from our
friendly team of staff.
Legendary family holidays with so much to see
and do. Great for big and little kids alike!
Ballachulish, PH49 4JB
Tel: 01855 811866
[email protected]
www.glencoetourism.co.uk
Located at the head of Loch
Leven on the West Highland
Way we pride ourselves on a
warm welcome and friendly
atmosphere. We boast the best
view in the village and welcome
walkers, riders, dogs and families
in our flexible accommodation
of 10 hotel rooms, 9 cabins and
camping for 11 tents. Enjoy a
meal or drink in our restaurant or
fully licensed bar with over
100 malt whiskies.
Loch Leven
Seafood Cafe
Caolasnacon Caravan
& Camping Park
Onich Hotel &
Lochside Gardens
Lochleven Seafood Café and
shop is situated on the shores
of beautiful Loch Leven on the
west coast of the Highlands of
Scotland. From trying one of our
famous seafood platters, to having
coffee and cake on our terrace and
a browse at our tanks and on site
Onich, PH33 6SA
shop, the Seafood Cafe is a must
for any food lover whilst visiting or Tel: 01855 821 048
[email protected]
passing through the area.
www.lochlevenseafoodcafe.co.uk
Follow us on facebook to keep up www.facebook.com/lochlevenseafood
to date with news.
Nestled in an idyllic setting just
outside Kinlochleven and a few
miles from magnificent Glencoe,
on the south shore of Loch Leven.
We have luxury caravans for hire
and also welcome tourers and
tents. Showers are available, hot
and free!
The family run Onich Hotel and
Lochside Gardens is superbly
located on the shores of Loch
Linnhe and offers quality bed &
breakfast accommodation and
delicious all day meals served in
Sealladh na Mara ( Gaelic for “Sea
View”) Lounge Bar.
Glencoe Cafe &
Gift Shop
Tools and Tackle
and the great
outdoors
Glencoe Cafe and Gift Shop can
be found in the village of Glencoe.
A warm, friendly welcome awaits
you along with -
Come along to Crafts & Things
and discover:
Appin, Agryll PH38 4BD
Glencoe & Loch Leven abounds with wildlife from
red deer & stags to eagles, otters & porpoises
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Crafts & Things
Visit Kinlochlaich Garden Centre
and discover: Woodland Walks,
Spring Garden, Vegetable and
fruit Gardens, Main grounds and
Walled Garden, built by John
Campbell circa 1790. The mild
temperate climate of the Gulf
Stream allows many plants to
thrive. The Garden Plant Centre
has a huge selection of plants
for sale, including many unusual
varieties. You will be amazed!
The Glencoe area is a National Trust for Scotland
conservation area
Indulge your inner foodie with wonderful dining
options, many with stunning views
The River Coe carves its way through the steep
sided glen before meeting Loch Leven
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delicious food
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freshly baked cakes
Glencoe, PH49 4HN
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great coffee
Tel: 01855 811325
[email protected]
www.craftsandthings.co.uk
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loose leaf teas
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a selection of gifts, maps and
books
Enjoy a glass of wine or a beer
with your lunch.
Come and enjoy a camp fire on
the shore as the sun sets over the
loch.
Caolasnacon, Kinlochleven
PH50 4RJ
Tel: 01855 831279
[email protected]
www.kinlochlevencaravans.com
• Tackle and Bait
• Fishing Advice
• Camping Equipment
• Hardware
Tel: 01855 811168
[email protected]
www.glencoecafe.co.uk
• Garden Plants
• Garden Tools
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Fort William Road,
Kinlochleven, PH50 4QL
Tel: 01855 831539
[email protected]
www.macdonaldhotel.co.uk
Onich, Nr Fort William, PH33 6RY
Tel: 01855 821214
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www.onich-fortwilliam.co.uk
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Invercoe Highland
Holidays
• Fishing Rod Hire
Glencoe Village, PH49 4HP
Our location affords us panoramic
sea views - and in fact we are
the only hotel with uninterrupted
access to Loch Linnhe via our
gardens.
Glencoe
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A wonderful Highland Sunset over Castle Stalker,
by Appin
Glencoe &
Loch Leven
fantastic hotels, some of which have
swimming pools
Discover Glencoe:
Glasgow
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The area around Glencoe & Loch Leven provides
a wonderful pantry & inspiration for chefs &
other providers of food in the area. You will find
a whole range of places to eat from characterful
tea rooms & coffee shops full of local colour &
delicious traditional Scottish baking through
to pubs & bistros which provide tasty food
with a local but contemporary feel. If you’re
celebrating you can also choose to dine in one of
the local hotels which offer a more formal dining
experience.
Discover Glencoe:
Visit Scotland’s Most Romantic Glen, just 2
hours from Glasgow, Edinburgh & Inverness
Read on to start your adventure ... For more
information visit www.discoverglencoe.scot
The area is renowned for its incredible selection
of accommodation to suit every budget &
no matter where you choose to stay, a warm
Highland welcome awaits you. Choose from:
Eat
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The area is visited every year by adventurers &
explorers each with their own reason for travelling
to the glen; it might be to uncover the passionate
& bloody history of the clans, to scale the highest
heights of the remarkable geology the areas
boasts, or perhaps to rediscover romance with
an unforgettable laid-back break. Whatever your
reason for visiting Glencoe, the experience will last
a lifetime!
With each of the four seasons, new waves of colour
wash across the sharply steepening foothills up to
the massive angular peaks that push into an ever
changing sky. Summer & winter alike, there is never
a dull moment – these lands have been a fitting
setting for centuries of drama.
Discover Glencoe:
we’re on Facebook & Twitter visit us online at
Welcome to Glencoe & Loch Leven.
You’re about to explore a land of stunning & iconic
scenery, famous the world over.
Discover Glencoe:
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Welcome to
Tools and Tackle
Ballachulish PH49 4JB
[email protected]
Tel: 01855 811111
If you enjoy touring in Scotland
with your motorhome, caravan
or tent, you’ll find Invercoe has
something for you - lots of touring
pitches, good park facilities &
services. Our caravan & camping
park offers a high standard holiday
- rated 4 Star by VisitScotland.
Glencoe Argyll Scotland PH49 4HP
Surrounded by beautiful mountain Tel/Fax: 01855 811 210
& lochside scenery with grassy,
[email protected]
level touring pitches & hard
www.invercoe.co.uk
standing areas.
there’s loads more to explore, plan your trip online www.discoverglencoe.scot
Photography kindly provided by: Glen Coe Photography www.glencoephotography.co.uk | Ewan Houghton www.ewanhoughton.com | Dan Parry | Mark McKerral www.paddlelochaber.co.uk | Cover photo by Ruaraidh Ellison | River Coe picture by Chris MacLeod www.mcleodphotographylondon.co.uk | Family of deer picture by Stuart Fawkes
Winners of Discover Glencoe photography competition: Cover photo, Ruaraidh Ellison facebook.com/R.Ellison.Photography | River Coe picture, Chris MacLeod mcleodphotographylondon.co.uk | Family of deer picture, Stuart Fawkes facebook.com/BeautifulBritain2014
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