We took the plunge, and did the full ten mile walk, allowing ourselves plenty of time because we only tend to indulge in long hikes on holiday, and had never done a full 10 miles, so were a bit out of practice. You do need...More
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BlueLaguna
Spalding, United Kingdom
196
Reviewed 3 weeks ago
Date of experience: July 2019
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margarbi
Ravensdale, Washington
8729
Reviewed June 6, 2018
This is a beautiful hike, no doubt. I found parts of the path very rocky so I would recommend good, sturdy hiking shoes or boots and a hiking pole. All views were amazing and worth going to the end. It was well worth my time.
Date of experience: June 2018
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Dan M
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Reviewed February 9, 2018
We embarked on the walk to/from Boreraig on a beautiful afternoon from the advised parking spot on the Broadford/Elgol road ( large enough to fit a campervan). The walk is very straight forward, quite undulating and can be wet in places; the scenery along the...More
Date of experience: February 2018
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jamie2404
Lanark
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Reviewed July 10, 2017 via mobile
We walked to Suisnish only, rather than doing the full route. We started at the beach at Torrin and followed the dirt track along the coast; returning the same way. It's a 7 miles in total but a simple enough walk (my 3 year old...More
Date of experience: July 2017
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Kevin H
Zurich, Switzerland
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Reviewed May 16, 2017
We read about this walk to the ruins of Boreraig and thought we should give it a try. We parked by the ruined church of Kilchrist on the B8083, two or three miles from Broadford. The first section of the walk passes the industrial remains...More
Date of experience: May 2017
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mambo5Scotland
Scotland, United Kingdom
29992
Reviewed December 5, 2015
Well worth a wee tour it was made all the more special with the local sea eagle that seemed to want to stay with us for hours,very bizzare!
Date of experience: November 2015
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AnVranckx
Antwerp, Belgium
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Reviewed August 5, 2014 
As you set out toward Boreraig, do take your time to visit the wonderfully romantic cemetary of Killchrist. Then, on the path that will lead you to reconstructed native flora, do have a look over your shoulder and look back at the Black Cuillen!
Date of experience: July 2014
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CondadoJohn
Newcastle
299145
Reviewed May 23, 2014
This is a beautiful scenic walk, mainly flat and covering about 16KM. On the B8083 drive to Kilbride and turn left to drive down to the beach. Park on the beach, then walk back along the road to the church at Cill Chriosd. Doing this...More
Date of experience: May 2014
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CondadoJohn
Newcastle
299145
Reviewed June 2, 2013
This is a wonderful walk, especially if you can do it in good weather. We came across it in a local walking guide. You can look at it in more detail on the Walkingthehighlands website at http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/skye/boreraigsuisnish.shtml We followed their directions and did it in...More
Date of experience: May 2013
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