Torvaig

Scorrybreac Circuit

Circles the quiet township of Scorrybreac on Skye's Trotternish Peninsula with gentle gradients along minor roads and grassy tracks. Suitable for families and generally buggy-friendly on firmer sections, though some paths may be rough after rain. Dogs welcome on this peaceful loop. Worth doing for authentic crofting landscape views, traditional blackhouses, and a real sense of island life away from Skye's tourist hotspots – genuinely peaceful walking with big skies and distant sea views.

Skye Trail - Stage 3

Tackles 14km of rugged Highland terrain with significant climbs and descents across exposed moorland and rocky sections. Steep in places, definitely not suitable for buggies or young children—this is proper hill walking requiring fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but must be agile and under control around challenging ground. Rewards you with dramatic Skye landscapes, likely coastal views, and that satisfying sense of remoteness only the islands deliver.

Skye Trail - Stage 4

Tackles 19km of rugged Highland terrain with significant ascents and descents across moorland and coastal sections between Sligachan and Portree. Unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to length, steep gradients, and potentially boggy ground. Dogs welcome but keep under close control near sheep. Rewards with dramatic Cuillin views, wildlife spotting opportunities, and a real taste of Skye's wild interior before reaching the island's bustling capital.

Old man of Storr

Old Man of Storr - Storr Trail