The film concludes on a cliffhanger as You Know Who victoriously stands on the island casting a thunderous spell. The tiny home for the half giant was built in the field opposite a pub beside Torren Lochan in Clachaig Gull and the scene where Hermione satisfyingly punches Malfoy in the Prisoner of Azkaban.įeaturing mostly in the third film, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, this unspoilt terrain is where the turreted gatehouse of Hogwarts and the Hogwarts bridge were filmed.Īgain appearing for only another brief scene, but one that remains etched into many fans' memories is Eilean na Moine, otherwise known as Dumbledore's Grave.ĭuring the final moments of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One, filmgoers see Voldermort extract the Elder Wand from the Hogwarts Headmaster's hands. This created memorable scenes when Harry, Ron and Hermione frequently visited for advice. Glen Coe mountain backdrop is used for many background scenes, most notably, where Hagrid's hut was set. It's even considered one of the most romantic spots in the country.
Glen Coe is such a beautiful area of Scotland, so even if you’re not visiting for a Harry Potter themed holiday, you’ll still fall in love with this Scottish beauty spot. Scotland's roam laws, allows those wanting to have a camping trip within the area to do so, a quirky alternative to sleeping at a holiday resort. Ron briefly leaves the group following a fight with Harry. The northern side of Loch Etive is where Ron, Hermione and Harry set up camp during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One.
The River Etive and other local rivers nearby are popular with kayakers and hikers.Īnother nearby attraction that is also a hit with visitors is the 13th century Dunstaffnage Castle. Spanning over 30 miles wide, Loch Etive is not just a hit with Harry Potter fans, but also those who admire the great outdoors. The trio had just escaped Gringotts wizard bank after successfully taking one of the Horcruxes, the Cup of Helga Hufflepuff in their quest to defeat Lord Voldermort. Appearing in the final film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, this loch serves as the backdrop where Harry, Ron and Hermione jump into the misty waters off the back of the dragon.
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