Discover more walks near Glencoe<\/h4>\n
Walk: Glencoe village and Glencoe Lochan, Highland<\/a><\/li>\n
Walk: Glenfinnan, Highland<\/a><\/li>\n
Walk: Altnafeadh to Kinlochleven, Highland<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>
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2. The climb begins<\/strong><\/p>\n
On the other side of the bridge the way becomes rougher and rockier underfoot. Care is needed here in summer, and if there\u2019s considerable amount of ice, which is possible in deep winter, then you may have to either don crampons or abandon your walk.<\/p>\n
Assuming all is well, continue along the path, which takes the form of a rock staircase and rises up through birch woods. The onward section leads through the beautiful wooded gorge overlooked by the two sisters, with towering rock walls rising on either side of the path.<\/p>\n
It should be quite difficult to lose the path, but bear in mind that as you near the Lost Valley you will have to cross the stream (the Allt Coire Gabhail) on potentially slippery stepping stones.\u00a0If the water is above the stones, one can wade alongside them but don\u2019t attempt to cross if the water is more than knee-deep.<\/p>\n
Soon you will need to negotiate a narrow rocky staircase. Easier walking follows over boulders and there are great views down to Glencoe.<\/p>\n
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