Tigh Mairi

Skye Trail - Stage 6

Tackles moderate to steep terrain across exposed moorland and coastal paths, covering 16.5km of rugged Skye landscape. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to challenging ground, distance, and remote sections requiring navigation skills. Dogs welcome but keep them close around livestock. Rewards with dramatic coastal views and genuine Highland wilderness—one of Scotland's most spectacular long-distance trail sections, demanding proper footwear and weather preparation.

Skye Trail - shortcut Camasunary to Kilmarie

Cuts across the rugged peninsula between Camasunary Bay and Kilmarie, avoiding the longer coastal loop. Expect steep, challenging terrain with significant ascent over rough, often boggy ground—this is a serious hill route, not suitable for young children or buggies. Dogs physically capable of scrambling are welcome. Rewards with spectacular Cuillin views and a genuine sense of remote Skye wilderness.

Skye Trail - Stage 5

Climbs steadily through moorland and exposed ridgelines with significant ascent over rugged, uneven terrain. Not suitable for young children or buggies—this is a challenging hill walk requiring proper boots and navigation skills. Dogs physically capable of scrambling are welcome but consider the distance and rough ground. Rewards with dramatic Cuillin views and a true sense of remote Highland wilderness, part of Skye's iconic long-distance trail.

Skye Trail - Stage 7