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Not alot of parking but worth waiting and walking across to the point. Amazing views there and back. Well worth checking out Erisco ruins in the way.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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This was a lovely walk with fabulous views but be warned after rain sturdy footwear is required. We were suitably attired but you do have to pick your way through a well trodden path. But the views are well worth that and it’s not a difficult walk . A really exhilarating couple of hours.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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The first day I went I hiked the bluffs above; the next day I hiked down to the lower level. It's a beautiful spot up or down. On a day where you'll see hundreds of vehicles parked at the Old Man of Storr, you may only find a dozen parked for this sensational spot. You want to give yourself some time to take in the beauty from various spots and angles. It doesn't look like much when you park the car and head in, but the beauty will emerge soon enough.…
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Date of experience: July 2018
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After setting out from the Car Park on this walk, we got slightly lost on the directions but it was a stunningly beautiful walk; the views were sublime and well worth wading through the Bog and Marsh (wear wellies or waterproof shoes!!) to reach the top. Unfortunately the route back on the coast was littered with rubbish which had been washed upon shore and could do with a tidy up but is a monstrous sized task! Unfortunately we didn’t get to see much of the wildlife, just a few sea birds, but would definitely recommend and hopefully you have more luck!…
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Date of experience: February 2018
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We visited this northern tip of Skye after reading about the coastguard's hut, a bothy which walkers can stay in overnight, in The Guardian. The walk from the nearest car park is quite a distance but it is worth it for the stunning views from the end of the peninsula out to Harris. We had blue skies so the view was particularly extraordinary. The Bothy is well maintained and rather delightful, but seemed very popular with young walkers in July so might get a bit crowded. …
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Date of experience: August 2017
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