Glencoe - Opening Hours and Facilities

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Opening Hours and Facilities

2009/10 Opening Hours

1 Nov - 20 Dec Thurs to Sun 10am to 4pm

CHRISTMAS 2009 27 Dec - 31 Dec: Thurs-Sun 10am-4pm

(Closed 21st to 26th Dec)

7th January 2010 to 24th March Thurs to Sun 10am-4pm

25th March to 31st Aug Daily 9:30am to 5:30pm

1st Sept to 31st Oct Daily 10am to 5pm

1st Nov to 17th Dec Thurs to Sun 10am to 4pm

CHRISTMAS 2010 Open 27th Dec to 31st Dec Thurs to Sun 10am to 4pm

(Closed 18th to 26th Dec)

Exhibition

With exciting interactive displays and activities for both adults and children. ‘Living on The Edge’ explores the landscape, wildlife and history of Glencoe. Find out what it feels like to climb on ice, discover how the glen was formed, and try your hand at problem solving the conservation issues faced by The Trust. Follow the history of the famous massacre of Glencoe with a 15 minute video presentation. Additional audio historical information in 6 languages, another two video presentations, plus a free activity book for children is all part of a fun visit!

Café

Our self-service café offers a range of homemade soup and sandwiches – all made daily. Enjoy some superb home baking with a range of cakes, tray bakes and our very own secret recipe shortbread, which melts in the mouth. Try our locally produced venison burgers or our popular bacon ciabatta. Good range of vegeterian food. All very reasonable priced there is something for any time of the day. If you don’t want to sit in, just say so and we will wrap your food to go!

Shop

With a growing range of local products, our shop offers quality products, with something for everyone. Good range of children’s gifts, games and pocket money toys. Food & confectionery, toiletries, books, CD’s, DVD’s. and much much more.

Outlook Station

Going for a walk and not sure where to go, then pop in to our Outlook Station situated in the main reception area, for friendly advice from the Rangers Service. Get the latest weather forecast from our touch screen displays, or buy the map you need for your walk in the hills. You can also find out about the local accommodation and other places of interest to visit in the area.