The Three Sisters

Imponentes crestas emergen del paisaje, ofreciendo vistas espectaculares y un valle oculto, ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza y la aventura.

You will find the Three Sisters of Glen Coe on Bidean nam Bian, a mountain in the southern part of Glen Coe. You will recognise them very easily, as the three steep ridges stand out from the landscape. Each of the Three Sisters has its own name: Gearr Aonach, meaning short ridge, Aonach Dubh, meaning black ridge, and Beinn Fhada, meaning long hill. The first and third are separated by a glen often referred to as Hidden or Lost Valley, although the Scots also know it as Coire Gabhail. I'm sure that once you get to know them, you'll quickly understand the reason for these names.

The Three Sisters are part of a very complex mountain called Bidean nam Bian. They are so called because erosion has sculpted them in such a capricious way that they look like three heads looking at the horizon.