Competitive Sports and Events in Glencoe

Glorious landscapes, varied terrains, and a passionate sporting community make Glencoe a remarkable setting for competitive sports and events. Each year, athletes and sports enthusiasts from around the world converge on this Scottish Highland region, drawn by its unique challenges and breathtaking beauty. Here’s what Glencoe has to offer:

Scottish Six Day Trial

Experience the thrill of off-road motorcycling with the Scottish Six Day Trial, one of the world’s oldest motorcycle events. Over six adrenaline-fueled days, riders traverse an array of routes across the stunning Scottish landscapes, testing their endurance, agility, and sheer determination. Whether you’re a participant or a spectator, the Scottish Six Day Trial is an event not to be missed.

Glencoe Marathon

Immerse yourself in the dramatic beauty of the Highlands while testing your physical and mental stamina in the Glencoe Marathon. This demanding route takes runners through rugged trails, steep ascents, and serene glens. With the awe-inspiring scenery as your backdrop, it’s a marathon experience like no other.

Mountain Bike World Cup

Feel your heart race as you witness some of the world’s best riders tackle the challenging terrains of the Mountain Bike World Cup. Held in nearby Fort William, this event showcases the thrilling speed, skill, and precision of downhill mountain biking. For those inspired, Glencoe’s trails offer their own two-wheeled adventures.

A stay at Little Dunire or Kentra Cottage places you at the heart of these exciting events. Both cottages provide a warm, comfortable sanctuary to rest and rejuvenate, ready for the next day’s challenges or spectating. With their central locations, they’re the perfect base for participants and spectators alike.

Whether you’re a participant pushing your limits, a passionate spectator, or someone inspired to try a new sporting venture, Glencoe’s competitive sports and events deliver excitement, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences amidst the grandeur of the Scottish Highlands.