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Features

• 8 Munros and 5800 ha of fantastic landscape
• Ranger-led walks and events during the summer
• Award winning eco-friendly visitor centre

About the property
With towering mountains sweeping down on both sides, Glencoe is at once spectacularly beautiful and yet strangely forbidding. Glencoe is also the cradle of Scottish mountaineering and the area provides some of the finest climbing and walking in the Highlands.

Opening times

Visitor Centre, Shop, Café and Exhibition: 1 Feb – 31 March, Thurs - Sun, 10am-4pm 1 April – 31 Aug, daily 9.30am – 5.30 pm 1 Sept – 31 Oct, daily 10am – 5pm 1 Nov – 20 Dec, Thurs – Sun, 10am – 4pm Closed 21 - 26 Dec 27 Dec – 31 Dec, daily 10am – 4pm. Site: all year, daily. UPDATE 8 JANUARY 2010: Glencoe Visitor Centre is closed until further notice, due to the adverse weather conditions.