Watersports
Glencoe is famous for its mountains but there’s plenty of water too! Kayaking in Glen Etive is a favourite when the heavens open, although taking a paddle in a canoe on Loch Leven in the summer sun tends to have a wider appeal.
Lochaber Watersports in Ballachulish are ideally based for getting out onto Loch Leven. They hire Laser sailing dinghies, canoes, rowing boats and pedaloes, plus charter of a few slightly larger craft.
If you like dressing up in rubber then Onich based Vertical Descents might appeal. Exhilarating activities including Canyoning, White Water Rafting, Fun Yakking, Bridge Swing, Paintball and Mountain Biking.
Alternatively, if you want to learn more about kayaking around the many sea lochs on the west coast, try Rockhopper Sea Kayaking.
All equipment is provided and no previous experience is necessary. Half, full and multi-day trips are available with fully qualified guides and coaches. Based in Onich, just 10 minutes from Glencoe.
For more information about sailing on Loch Leven plus the opportunity of participating in races or the community sailing programme try Glencoe Boat Club.
