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A well-known local expert on Glencoe and its infamous massacre has rubbished plans by the National Trust for Scotland to excavate what the organisation has claimed are three ‘lost villages’.
A new and completely unique visitor experience will bring to life the stories of Glencoe and uncover the secret history of one of Scotland’s most spectacular and best loved landscapes.
An unexpected bright and sunny spell on Saturday made for a great day of racing in Glencoe.
A woman died after being struck by lightning on Saturday while out walking in the Mamore mountain range near Kinlochleven.
The National Trust for Scotland officially opened its new visitor centre at Glencoe with a VIP event on Friday.
Glencoe Folk Museum delighted to retain accreditation
This month saw the culmination of months of planning as Kinlochleven High School’s S2 pupils battled it out in their recent STEM challenge.
Following a recent excavation at the site of the Glencoe Massacre, head of archaeology for the National Trust for Scotland Derek Alexander, reflects on a successful week.
Visitors will have the chance to excavate the site of the Glencoe Massacre this weekend.
