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West Sandwick, Yell

Follows coastal paths and tracks around West Sandwick on Yell's western shore, with mostly flat to gentle terrain across open moorland and shoreline. Suitable for older children with stamina, though exposed conditions and uneven ground make it challenging for buggies. Dogs welcome on this remote Shetland route. Offers sweeping views across Yell Sound, abundant birdlife, and a true sense of wilderness walking in one of Scotland's most northerly inhabited islands.

Catalina Memorial

Traces coastal cliffs and inland paths around Lunna Ness in Shetland with moderate, uneven terrain and some steep sections near cliff edges. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to exposed drops and rough ground. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff paths. Rewards walkers with dramatic North Atlantic views, seabird colonies, and a poignant WWII memorial commemorating Norwegian Resistance operations—a slice of Shetland's wartime history amid stunning, windswept scener

White Wife to Aywick

Follows coastal cliffs and grassy headlands between two hamlets on Shetland's east coast, with steady but manageable inclines and potentially exposed sections in strong winds. Terrain is typically uneven moorland and clifftop paths—fine for older children but unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with dramatic seascape views, seabird colonies, and a genuine sense of remote island walking without serious scrambling.

Fethaland East

North Roe Cycle Track