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A picture-perfect village and valley tucked away in the Scottish Highlands, Glencoe has been carved by volcanic activity over thousands of years. Today it’s a popular destination for people looking to learn more about Scottish culture and heritage, see beautiful sights and hike in outstanding nature.
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What should I know about Hiking Glencoe?
As well as hiking opportunities there are some great places to scramble. Aonach Eagach is a popular choice for a one-day steep walk and scramble along a mountain ridge. The West Highland Way is a 154 km stretch of land that makes for a great weeklong hike. This route takes you along Loch Lomand and Trossachs National Park.
Why should I choose Glencoe for my Hiking adventure?
**Varied hiking trails **
There are many places to hike in Glencoe, so your hardest task will be choosing where to hike. From long-distance routes that stretch on for days to short, steep one day hikes, you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for.
Striking natural beauty
Glencoe offers dramatic hills and mountains that push toward the sky, lush green valleys and freshwater lakes and streams. The sights on offer here are second to none.
**Interesting history **
From clan heritage and battles to the geological history of the land which includes glaciers and volcanic eruptions, there is a lot of interesting tales and facts to be learned about this area.
What can I expect from the weather during my Hiking trip in Glencoe?
The average daily temperatures in summer sit at around 6°C and in winter at around 17°C.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Glencoe region?
English
What currency is accepted around Glencoe?
British pound
How can I get to Glencoe?
Fly to either Oban Airport in Fort William or Glasgow, then drive to Glencoe.
What's the country code for the Glencoe region?
+44
When is the best time to travel to Glencoe for Hiking?
May through October
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