Glencoe: Signal Rock and River Coe
Glencoe Village, Highland · Scotland
Quick answer
Glencoe Signal Rock and River Coe walk is a 4.5-mile route through ancient oak woodland in one of Scotland's most historically significant glens, visiting the Signal Rock from the 1692 massacre. Dogs are welcome off-lead on the woodland paths. The River Coe provides water access points throughout for dogs to drink and paddle.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
4.5 miles
Time
1h 30m - 2h
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
Nearest pub
The Glencoe Hotel
Dog-friendly stops nearby
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About this walk
A walk through the heart of one of Scotland's most atmospheric glens, visiting the historic Signal Rock from which the MacDonalds were warned of the 1692 massacre. The route passes through ancient oak woodland above the River Coe with dramatic mountain backdrops.
Walk highlights
- ✦Signal Rock historic site
- ✦Ancient Glencoe oak woodland
- ✦River Coe valley floor
- ✦Dramatic mountain backdrop
Terrain
🗓 Seasonal notes
Glencoe is dramatic in all seasons -- particularly moody in winter mist. Summer midges can be intense near the river.
🅿️ Parking
Free parking at Glencoe Visitor Centre
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