Cherry Tree wrote:Can a 6-year-old walk Lost valley (Coire Gabhail) and Pap of Glencoe walk with enough food & water?
The trouble would be at the start; crossing the ravine means climbing down some steep steps, crossing a steel bridge with scary metal grids under foot, then climbing up a very steep eroded bank which has a steel cable attached to anchors to haul yourself up on. This may be too much for a small kid - one slip and a fatal fall into the ravine; this happened just a few years ago. Once up the steep slope from there, the hidden glen opens out before you and it is a remarkable place, worth visiting. But it may be beyond a child of that age.
She could probably run rings around you on the way up the Pap of Glen Coe, as it is a simple route with no obvious hazards apart from the path being like a ditch with loose rocks in it. Given decent weather she will drag you up it. Fantastic views from the top. There is no shade on the way up or at the top. If the sun is blazing, go for a nice walk in the shadey woods by the Glen Coe Lochan instead. Look out for red squirrels.
As for levels of clothing, it might be blowing a gale, lashing down with rain, or hot and sunny. Welcome to Scotland