Ενοικιαζόμενοι χώροι για διακοπές στην τοποθεσία Glencoe

We’re going on an adventure! The Lost Valley hiking trail is set amongst some of the most breath-taking scenery in the UK. If you're looking for a guided trip, with narration from a professional and well-seasoned tour guide, then this is for you. Your experience will last approx 5 hours; - Meet at agreed time (Pick up available) - Short introduction with me before setting off - 5 hour hike adventure (approx) - Drop off around 5pm I'll serve up some speciality coffee before sitting down with you to share the route for the day and explain some special details about your trip. After some basic questions to enable me to ensure you have the best experience possible we'll get our hiking boots on and head off for the hills! On your hike, you'll learn about the natural landscape of the West Highlands, how it differs from other parts of Scotland, discover the diverse wildlife of the area throughout our journey and when we reach the summit, we’ll celebrate in the only way us Scots know how to - but i'll wait for the moment to share that with you!

We the start day meeting at the Ben Nevis Inn. Here we will meet and greet, discussing the kit and weather for the day. The journey starts, with a gentle introduction to the Pony Track, built in 1883, with plenty of history about the area along the way. Ascending steadily, we reach half way up approximately 2 hours into the journey, with a good opportunity to feed, and refill water bottles at the Red Burn. Now we start to ascend the famous Zig Zags, gaining height rapidly, along with the extending views across Ardnamurchan to the Great Glen. The plateau will be reached, followed by a steady walk to the summit, arriving in about 4 hours from the start. There is plenty to see on the summit whilst we eat (Weather allowing). The ruins of the Weather Observatory (1883-1904), The old "Hotel", and the iron frame that held Clement Wragge's observation instruments which pre dates the Observatory. If the weather allows, we can see the rest of Scotland...Mountains in every direction. We will descend the same path back to The Ben Nevis Inn, returning at approximately 5pm. We will take a series of photographs to document your day, which will become available to you as part of our service.

I know my way around the valleys of Glencoe really well. We will travel through the landscapes to the best spots for photos which means you will get to do some sightseeing too and to some spots others can't find! Afterward I will send you an online gallery with your edited photos in 2 weeks. The whole experience will be roughly 3/4 hours depending on where we go. I will give you some guidance on poses but generally I love to keep it as natural as possible! It's just a small documentary of your trip to the highlands! During the scare of Covid-19 we will have to use individual transport. I will have my car and you can follow me in yours to the beauty spots for photos for the safety of both me and you and I will also keep my distance while taking photos too. Other things to note It's nice to wear something that compliments the environment your in. Please don't hesitate to dress up if you want in stylish clothes, if you need any hints or tips please message me!

ONE OF SCOTLAND'S GREAT RIDGE WALKS...THE CARN MOR DEARG ARETE IS AN ASTOUNDING ROUTE, VERY AIRY, BUT NEVER DIFFICULT. Starting from The North Face Car Park, we will ascend the steady slopes to arrive at the summit of Carn Mor Dearg, our first Munro. From here, we will tackle the famous Arete, where the scrambling is easy, and can often be circum-navigated. Spectacular views all the way round, including Nevis Range, The Mamores and Glencoe. When we reach the end, we'll head up the south flank to arrive at the summit of Ben Nevis, the UKs highest summit and our second Munro. Now, we'll descend the Zig Zags, and cross open country back to the Forest walk and the car park. Time expected is approx. 9 to 11 hours, a long day, but extremely rewarding, you'll never forget it. Other things to note This is a big day, bring plenty of food, you will be surprised at how much you will need...

We the start day meeting at the Ben Nevis Inn. Here we will meet and greet, discussing the kit and weather for the day. The journey starts, with a gentle introduction to the Pony Track, built in 1883, with plenty of history about the area along the way. Ascending steadily, we reach half way up approximately 2 hours into the journey, with a good opportunity to feed, and refill water bottles at the Red Burn. Now we start to ascend the famous Zig Zags, gaining height rapidly, along with the extending views across Ardnamurchan to the Great Glen. The plateau will be reached, followed by a steady walk to the summit, arriving in about 4 hours from the start. There is plenty to see on the summit whilst we eat (Weather allowing). The ruins of the Weather Observatory (1883-1904), The old "Hotel", and the iron frame that held Clement Wragge's observation instruments which pre dates the Observatory. If the weather allows, we can see the rest of Scotland...Mountains in every direction. We will descend the same path back to The Ben Nevis Inn, returning at approximately 5pm. We will take a series of photographs to document your day, which will become available to you as part of our service. Other things to note Open to all Walkers of varied ability. Expect it to be cold up there, with full winter clothing essential. Crampons are likely to be necessary (We have limited stock of hire axes and crampons, and some winter clothing available. If any questions kit or personal fitness regarding, please contact us.