Glencoe Mountain resort information

The Glencoe Mountain ski resort can be found amongst the Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom and provides stunning scenery in both the summer and winter seasons.

There are 24.3 kilometres of slopes for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy, with elevation ranges between 360 and 1,070 metres, perfect for beginners and families who are looking to take it easy on the slopes, right up to the more experienced skiers who are after their next adrenaline rush. The 7 kilometres of easy slopes including the Bunny Run and Main Basin are ideal for novice skiers, providing wide runs and smooth descents. The 10 kilometres of intermediate slopes, ideal for mild slopes and pleasant gliding and as mentioned, for those who are a little more ambitious, the resort also offers 7.3 kilometres of expert slopes, the Fly Paper is the only black slope in the resort and is sure to get the endorphins pumping.

Guests can experience the spectacular views from the top of Meall a’ Bhuiridh as it is the tallest point of the resort with elevations of 1,108 metres. Glencoe Mountain offers much more than just skiing with additional activities such as sledding and the dry skiing experience. For après ski at the end of a long day on the slopes there is a cosy little log cabin restaurant which serves delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner options. A traditional Scottish breakfast can also be bought here alongside home-made soups and rolls, also available is the infamous ‘Glencoe Burger’ made with a local recipe of venison and haggis.