
Glencoe Folk Museum
A folk museum in Glencoe village, at the Loch Leven end of the glen.
The Glencoe Folk Museum is situated in the village and has displays of local interest and heritage including the infamous 1692 Glencoe Massacre.
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GlencoeUnder a mile 1 min by road
Glencoe Visitor Centre1 mile 4 min by road
The Lost ValleyThe hidden valley among the Three Sisters of Glen Coe where the MacDonalds kept their rustled cattle, reached by a short, rough climb.2 miles 2 min by road
The Pap of GlencoeThe pointed hill above Glencoe village, a steep, rough walk of about seven kilometres to a wide view along Loch Leven.3 miles 4 min by road
Three Sisters of GlencoeThree steep ridges of Bidean nam Bian on the south side of Glen Coe, seen across the glen from the car park halfway up it.3 miles 4 min by road
Places to stay near Glencoe Folk Museum, and when each is next free.
RiverBeds at Woodlands Glencoe- Sleeps 2
- In Ballachulish
- 3 miles from Glencoe Folk Museum
Stormhouse South- Sleeps 2
- In Appin
- 13 miles from Glencoe Folk Museum
Stormhouse North- Sleeps 2
- In Appin
- 13 miles from Glencoe Folk Museum
Slochd- Sleeps 2
- In Barcaldine
- 15 miles from Glencoe Folk Museum
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