A cloudy day, set off from near the cottage in Glencoe, crossed the river Coe and walked up the gorge between 2 of the "sisters" of Glencoe; - these are large rock buttresses that front onto Glencoeand are the the end of subsidiary ridges from the main mountain. The path goes up into the mountain sanctuary known as the Lost Valley, where the MacDonald clan used to hide their cattle from raiders. From this flat part of the walk, the path goes up steeply up the headwall, to the skyline ridge. From here it is a steep walk up the ridge, which is narrow in places, with some dips inthe ridge. Unfortunately there was some cloud on the summit, resticting the views. We then retraced our steps along the summit ridge, to the col that we had ascended to and then continued eastwards to the summit of Stob Coire Sgreamhach, 1070m