Glencoe
- Admission:Free
Glencoe offers some of the finest landscape in Scotland, indeed the whole of the UK, where dramatic mountains sweep down to glens (valleys) until they meet the moody waters of the lochs.
While this is a site of historical significance due to the Glencoe Massacre of 1692, the primary draw is the magnificent natural surrounds. There are numerous well-marked walks in the area and it is also popular with rock-climbers. This is one of Britain’s premier ski areas in winter, but a chairlift operates year round to offer the best views of the area.
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The scenery was stunning and the guide fantastic. We would highly recommend this tour.
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My husband and daughter took awe inspiring photos. They loved this side trip and were amazed with the scenery. Every tour booked through your service--was GREAT! The tour guides and transportation were excellent--thank you for a job well done.
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Wonderful! Tour guide Shelby was absolutely delightful. She made history come alive and was a fantastic story teller. The scenery was breathtaking. I would consider taking an extended (3-5 day) trip with Rabbies. Thanks!
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Glencoe is one of the most popular destinations within reach of the string of lochs (including Loch Ness) which cut across northern Scotland. It is situated on the A82 highway, which runs from Glasgow to Inverness, taking in Loch Lomond and other scenic highlights.
