Even though it was raining and very overcast, we were still able to view Kilt Rock. The cliffs at the lookout are breathtaking, and the Kilt Rock is called that due to the striations in the rock. There is a walkout over the sea, and on a clear day you can see much more. It was definitely worth taking a look at getting a few photos.

Beautiful new car park since our last visit many years ago. It was early morning and so it was fairly quiet. Didn't see anyone else pay to park. (£3 for up to 2 hours). The rock are quite stunning and the waterfall is special. Various sea birds were flying about. Only 4/5 as 2 people turn up with drones which were flown randomly where ever they felt like doing. One definitely frighted on of the birds. One stayed in his van to fly the drone....well with a camera on you don't even have to walk to see the rock!

We were so glad to be able to see Kilt Rock. It was awesome. The views were amazing and the weather was perfect when we visited. We were able to take a lot of pictures. The only thing was some people would linger around trying to take selfies for way longer than they should. It was a little crowded.

Yet another stop as you wind your way around Skye. About every 6 miles or so, there will be a parking area that allows you access to another spectacular formation or cliff along Skye’s coast. Kilt Rock has a couple of observation platforms that assist with the view (and your safety). You can see Sheildaig and Applecross across the water.