Things to do in Glen Coe
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Glencoe Mountain Resort
A few miles east of Glencoe proper, on the south side of the A82, is the car park and base station for the Glencoe Mountain Resort, where commercial skiing in Scotland first began back in 1956. The Lodge Café-Bar has comfy sofas where you can soak up the view through the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Crafts & Things
Just off the main road between Glencoe and Ballachulish, the coffee shop in this craft shop is a good spot for a lunch of homemade lentil soup with crusty rolls, ciabatta sandwiches, or just coffee and carrot cake. There are tables outdoors, and a box of toys to keep the little ones occupied.
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Glencoe Mountain Resort Chairlift
The chairlift continues to operate in summer – there's a grand view over the Moor of Rannoch from the top station – and provides access to a downhill mountain-biking track. In winter a lift pass costs £30 a day and equipment hire is £25 a day/
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Lochaber Watersports
You can hire kayaks (£12 an hour), rowing boats (£15 an hour), sailing dinghies (£12 an hour), and even a 10m sailing yacht complete with skipper (£150 for three hours, up to five people) here.
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Glencoe Folk Museum
The small, thatched museum houses a varied collection of military memorabilia, farm equipment, and tools of the woodworking, blacksmithing and slate-quarrying trades.
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