No, I wouldn’t say so. As with many walking routes like this, it’s more about a willingness to keep going when you get a bit tired! As long as you’re mobile and of normal fitness then you should be fine. Enjoy!

If you go early, the Three Sister’s parking lot will be quiet. After 10-10:30 expect a lot of foot traffic through the car park along with tour buses. If you have something to conceal your bags, I’d say you’d be fine.

There is some scrambling up and it is a steep 355 metre ascent-plenty of places to rest just make sure you are not obstructing the path. There is a drop to one side where a water fall flows so as long as she is warned and told to keep away from the edge then no reason she could not do it. If you do it, there is no reason if you are walking fit you can’t do it, make sure you do not wear jeans - if it is wet they hold water and you need trousers that allow some leg movement- and I would advise sturdy shoes. Take water, food, warm clothing, whistle and torch. The route is pretty obvious - you do have to cross a river but there are stepping stones which should be visible unless there has been a heavy downpour. Little did I know I had tracheitis when I went up but I am a determined sort (ex military). As the other reply says if you get too tired you can turn back, there were two girls I met on my way down- I gave them my pictures so they could say they had done it ! Enjoy!

Hi, I have walked this many times and although not a difficult walk you have to be prepared. Definitely need boots or something with ankle support , no one should walk in trainers as no grip and slip when wet. Also no jeans as they get too heavy when wet and cool you down. This path is all rock and steep in some places, it does follow a gully and some parts need extra care. I'm not sure where you are from but if you don't know Scotland then have to advise you that the weather changes VERY quickly and the mist can descend in a very short space of time which can be disorientating. There is also a small waterfall/river to cross which it it's been dry is no problem but can be quite full of it's been wet. I've heard some tour bus drivers telling folk they can easily walk it in 30minutes which is utter nonsense unless you run it. There is also no phone signal so you should really carry a whistle. I don't want to discourage your walk just sometimes folk don't understand the weather etc and all walks in this area deserve respect. If you have some experience then you should be ok. If you are unsure then there are local guides you can book to take you. It's well worth going so enjoy it.Glencoe is one of the most fabulous areas. If you're staying in the area try and visit the Glencoe Lochan.

City Link bus passes the car park so may stop but you would need to check

About an hour each way. The route is easy to follow. Although I wouldn't say it was well marked out, you'd struggle to get lost.

Parking is free but limited. On a nice day try to get there early to make sure you have a parking space.