Hotels in Glencoe, United Kingdom
Glencoe, in the Scottish Highlands, has a cool, wet climate (summers around 60F/15C, winters around 32F/0C) and is most famous for its steep, glacier-carved valley and the 1692 Massacre of Clan MacDonald. If you visit in summer, you can hike into the Lost Valley or take on the Aonach Eagach ridge for views of the Three Sisters, while winter offers skiing and snowboarding at Glencoe Mountain Resort. A stop at the Clachaig Inn in the village ties it all together, as it still upholds the tradition of refusing service to members of the Campbell clan because of the historic massacre.