This all-inclusive guided tour around Glencoe includes pick up and drop off at Stirling train station, from breakfasts, packed lunches, dinners, tent equipment. All you need is warm clothes, personal medications, walking boots and a sleeping bag
Immerse yourself in the breath taking beauty of Glencoe with our exclusive Glencoe Experience, a three-day guided tour that promises unforgettable adventures amidst stunning landscapes. Your journey begins with a pickup from Stirling train station, where you’ll be transported to the heart of Glencoe. Arriving at the picturesque Red Squirrel Campsite, you’ll embark on a captivating exploration led by our knowledgeable tour guide.
- Traverse the enchanting Lochan Trail and Mountain View Trail, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere of this serene woodland.
- Delve into the rich history of the Turf and Creel House, gaining insights into the ancient way of life and the tragic Massacre of Glencoe.
- Visit inside the Turf and Creel House
- Conquer the summit of Mast View Point (414m) via an easy winding path, treating yourself to panoramic vistas of Glencoe.
- Walk into the Hidden Valley, where the MacDonald’s hid their stolen cattle.
- Marvel at the Ralston Cairn and gain insights into its significance.
- Dip in the Rock Pools at the Meeting of the Three Waters.
- Journey over the Devil’s Staircase to Kinlochleven, where government troops marched over to block any MacDonalds trying to escape Glencoe during the massacre.
- Embark on the ascent of Buachaille Etive Beag, or at least one of its Munro tops.
- Wake to a full breakfast each morning at the Red Squirrel Campsite.
- Finish each day with a delectable dinner at the nearby Clachaig Inn, where you’ll dine and unwind, reflecting on the day’s adventures.
- Rest at the campsite with a fire under the stars before retiring to bed.
As we bid farewell we’ll drop you back off at Stirling train station, concluding your unforgettable Glencoe Experience.
- Join us for an adventure-filled journey through the dramatic landscapes and rich history of Glencoe, where every moment promises discovery and wonder.
Included/Exclude- Backpack for all your personal Items, food and drink
- Full packed Lunch, we'll email you to get your preferences once you book
- Tea Coffee, and water which our tour guide will be carrying along the way
- Poncho in case any of the famous Scottish rain comes in
- Walking Poles
- Tent
- Sleeping Mat
- Sleeping Pillow
- Waterproofs
- Warm clothes like hat and gloves
- Personal medication, we are first aid trained and carry a full kit but are not equipped to handle anyone's personal medication
- Water bottle for hygiene purposes
- Headtorch
- Sleeping bag
Tour AmenitiesRestaurant
Tour PlanMeet and Greet - 08.00am
We'll pick you up at Stirling train station where we will introduce you to the tour and make sure you're ready for your adventure tour to Glencoe.
A short stop at Callander
Experience the delectable offerings of Mhor's Baker for a delightful snack at Callander, before embarking on a brief visit to Kilmahog to feed the majestic Highland Coos. Then, journey onward to Glencoe, pausing along the way for picturesque viewpoints and convenient restroom breaks.
Arrive at Glencoe - Day 1
Begin your Glencoe adventure by checking in at the Red Squirrel Campsite. Next, explore the tranquil Lochan Trail along with two other scenic woodland paths, basking in the breathtaking views. Afterward, journey to the Turf and Creel House, an ancient dwelling illustrating historical living arrangements. Following a captivating tour, savour a delicious meal at the on-site cafe. Continue your exploration with a visit to a fascinating old ruin steeped in history. Then, ascend through the enchanting woodland to reach the summit of Mast View Point (414m), boasting panoramic vistas of Glencoe. Return to the campsite for a refreshing shower or a dip in the natural outdoor pool. Later, dine at the charming Clachaig Inn, followed by a serene evening by the campfire beneath the starlit sky before retiring for the night.
Day 2
Begin day two with a hearty full Scottish breakfast to fuel your adventures. Set out for the Hidden Valley at 230m, marveling at the breathtaking views as you ascend through the gorge. Legend has it that the Hidden Valley was once used by the clan MacDonald's to conceal stolen cattle from rival clans—an intriguing piece of history! Next, venture to Ralston Cairn, a site brimming with captivating tales and stunning vistas. Then, prepare for an exhilarating journey over the Devil's Staircase to Kinlochleven, making a memorable stop at the Rock Pool at The Meeting of the Three Waters. If you dare, take a refreshing dip in the picturesque pool. Return to the campsite for a revitalizing shower before indulging in dinner at the renowned Clachaig Inn. Conclude your day with relaxation around the campfire, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere before turning in for the night.
Day 3 - Final day
On your final day of exploration in Glencoe, prepare for an exhilarating adventure as you tackle Buachaille Etive Beag. After a full breakfast you'll be ready for the days hike. This is fairly easy if you're used to ascents, but it doesn't come without a challenge, but the rewards can be awesome, if you have the views that is, after all you're in Scotland. Once back down you'll visit the Clachaig Inn for a final meal before we head back home, bidding farewell as we'll drop you off at Stirling train station, concluding our unforgettable journey together.
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