Glen Coe Mountaineering Experience
£105pp
Glen Coe is one of the most magnificent areas of natural wilderness in the whole of Britain.
Hiking up to its many and varied summits of over 3000 feet is an unforgettable experience.
These wild mountains are the remains of a super volcano and sit within a designated national nature reserve.
We hike up through the Three Sisters on mountain paths crossing rivers via waterfalls and clear mountain pools all the while surrounded by a complex mass of dramatic crags, ridges and summits.
We aim to summit Munros such as Buachaille Etive Beag, Stop Coire nan Lochan and Bidean nam Bian, which at 1150 meters is the highest in Glen Coe and Argyle.
The views from the top are breathtaking and on a clear day you can see out to the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides.
Recent Glen Coe Mountaineering Trips
Trip Overview
Availability
April - October
Duration
10-12 hours
Difficulty
Moderate / challenging
Language
English
Meeting Point
6.30AM Ingliston Park and Ride by Edinburgh Airport EH28 8LS [Or contact us]
Minimum Age
14
Total Distance
8 - 10km
Mountaineering Time
5-8 hours
Summit
1150m
Group Size
Maximum 8
Minimum Number
4
Weather
If the weather is unsafe your Guide will choose an alternative mountain location
What’s included (and not)
Included
- Experienced & qualified guide
- 25L rucksack
- Ground transportation at the beginning & end of the trip
Not Included
- Hiking boots - waterproof
- Waterproof jacket and trousers
- Warm clothing
- Hat and gloves
- Lunch
Optional extras
- Mountaineering boots
What to bring with you
Hiking Boots – waterproof with good ankle support
Waterproof trousers
Please do not use cotton clothing
Wool socks
Base layer
Gloves – plus spares
Lightweight fleece
Warm hat – plus spare
Fleece or soft-shell jacket
Spare fleece / warm top
Trousers – synthetic that dry quickly
Lunch, snacks and liquid
Waterproof jacket with hood
Sun tan cream and insect repellent
Trip map
Edinburgh to Glen Coe / 116.6 miles (187.6 km)
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