The Way enters some very beautiful scenery at the top of Glencoe, and then climbs out over the switch-backed Devil’s Staircase, an amazingly well-engineered and graded section of the military road, opening up great views back towards Rannoch Moor and over to the sublime peak of Buachaille Etive Mor - The Shepherd of Glencoe. The Way reaches its highest point at 500m and then descends fairly steeply down to Kinlochleven, on the sea loch of Loch Leven, under the 'Pap of Glencoe' where there is plenty of accommodation. If you have more time this is also a very nice place to stay and go climbing in the Mamores, or for scrambling along the Aeonach Eagach Ridge... if you are very fit! The beauty of the place is in the views of the great sea Loch Leven and presiding over it, The Pap of Glencoe. There are good amenities in the town.