Category: Moderate Walks

A demanding 7-hour coastal odyssey to Scotland's most dramatic sea stacks. Wild forests and abandoned villages mark your path.

Trek the tide-bound path to Eaglais Bhreugach (The False Church), Skye's eerie rock church steeped in unorthodox rituals and dark folklore.

See dinosaur footprints on the Isle of Skye’s Brother’s Point, where fossils and marine life bring Jurassic times into view.

Journey to the edge of Skye’s Waternish Point, a route lined with seabirds, marine wildlife, and relics of clan warfare above the cliffs.

Walk the remote Rubh' an Dùnain trail to Viking canals, Iron Age forts, and Neolithic relics—history hidden in plain sight on Skye's wild west coast.

Walk through the poignant ruins of Boreraig, a village cleared in 1853. Learn about its past while taking in Skye’s evocative scenery, a place of our old ghosts.

Climb Glamaig without the scree slopes. Opt for the scenic ridge route to enjoy sweeping views of Raasay and Skye’s dramatic terrain.

Hike the trail, explore the rock formation, and uncover its history. Find nearby sites and tips for visiting our most recognisable landmarks.

Discover the Quiraing: Skye’s signature landscape. Massive landslides created towering cliffs and secluded plateaus, offering hikers a memorable trail.