a hike into the lost valley
Hiking Easy
This is a popular hiking route which is generally considered to be easy. It's remote, it features low exposure and is typically done between March and November. From a low point of 149 m to the maximum altitude of 406 m, the route covers 3.7 km, 333 vertical metres of ascent and 334 vertical metres of descent.
an easy hike into the lost valley
Easy
Walking along a well-kept trail that’s mostly flat. No obstacles are present.
The path is on completely flat land and potential injury is limited to falling over.
Away from help but easily accessed.
1.8 km away
Glen Coe's highest peak, Bidean nam Bian, forms the apex of a complex and majestic massif of several sharp summits, with chiselled crests and deep-gouged corries walled by an impressive array of crags.
Extreme Hiking
4.3 km away
This is a classic route on one of Scotland's most famous mountains in a glorious setting.
Difficult Hiking
5 km away
A Glencoe classic that provides a truly Scottish adventure!
Extreme Hiking
5.4 km away
This final stage of the route nicely rounds off the WHW, running from the attractive wooded shores of Loch Leven and over the desolate high pass of the Lairig Mor beneath the southern flank of the Mamores.
Moderate Hiking
6.3 km away
Following the spectacular serrated north wall of Glen Coe, this classic Lochaber scramble has a reputation as the gnarliest ridge traverse on the Mainland.
Extreme Hiking
9.1 km away
There's a lot to be said for this fairly short stage of the West Highland Way.
Difficult Hiking
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