Las mejores Rutas de senderismo en Glencoe

With one of Scotland's finest pubs - The Clachaig Inn - nearby and some of the easiest access mountain scenery in Lochaber, this is a great little hike. It does take in a small "summit" (if we're generous with the word) but this is firmly a valley walk....

This is a long easy stretch on forest tracks then brings you out in Glen Nevis at the foot of The Ben. That's the scenery done with, and by rights the trail should probably finish here; but of course it continues for a couple of miles of pavement walking into the middle of Fort William....

At first glance this might look like "just" a short stroll above a village, but Ballachulish's spectacular position, on the shore of Loch Leven, mean that even a small excursion like this yields huge views....

This section passes beneath the dramatic crags of The Buachaille, up the zigzags of the Devil's Staircase and over a high pass with views of the magnificent Mamores range; then down into the deep wooded glen of Kinlochleven, a small town with a fascinating industrial past, hidden away at the head of a fjord-like sea loch - there's a lot to be said for this fairly short stage of the WHW....

Although the route described here is the reverse of the more common one, it offers something different in terms of views, and saves the highlight, Stob Dearg, until last. This muscular peak is unmissable as one enters Glen Coe, and for many it signals the beginning of the Highlands....

The Sgorr na Ciche (Pap of Glencoe) hike is an incredible walk through the breathtaking Scottish Highlands. The trail is not overly challenging, but it can be quite strenuous due to the uneven terrain....

Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands lies the awe-inspiring Stob Dubh hike. As you ascend the slopes of Buachaille Etive Beag, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and on a clear day Blackwater Reservoir As you make your way up the path, you’ll be greeted by an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty, with the chance to spot a golden eagle or a red deer along the way....

Starting in Kinlochleven and then ascending to a stunning blunt ridge, this is a wonderful trip which is long enough to satisfy even the keenest of hikers. At times the path is not overly clear so you'll need a bit of experience in route finding and spotting signs of previous hikers, but generally the route is obvious and intuitive....

Taken together this is one of the great mountains of Scotland. The range throws three parallel ridges towards the glen, cut short by an ice age glacier to form the famous spurs of the Three Sisters....

While there are harder ridge scrambles elsewhere it's true that few are as long, as thrillingly exposed, or as tricky to escape as Aonach Eagach. Unusual among Mainland ridges the most difficult grade 2 sections cannot be skirted around, and they definitely need a steady head....

Buachaille Etive Mòr (1,021m), or more commonly known as ‘The Buachaille’ to the local climbing population, stands dominant over the A82 road leading into Glencoe and is situated at the head of Glen Etive....