Clachaig Inn
A roughly 300-year-old inn in Glencoe valley, famous for its Boots Bar serving craft beer and Highland food. A sign at the door reads 'No Hawkers or Campbells'.
The Clachaig Inn stands on the west side of the Glencoe valley floor. It is about 300 years old and is a symbol of Scotland's mountaineering culture. The Boots Bar welcomes visitors in hiking boots and offers over a hundred whiskies, local craft beers, and Highland dishes such as venison pie, with live music at weekends. Because of the 1692 Glencoe massacre, a tongue-in-cheek 'No Hawkers or Campbells' sign still hangs at the entrance. The restaurant does not take reservations, so expect to queue at peak mealtimes. Rooms are also available.
Opening hours
Approx. 11:00–23:00
Nearby sights
- Glen Coe
- Glen Etive
- Kinlochleven & Grey Mare's Tail
- Glen Nevis & Steall Falls
- Ben Nevis
- Buachaille Etive Mòr
- West Highland Museum
- The Jacobite Steam Train