トロッターニッシュでの 周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

The descent is partly slippery and should only be attempted by experienced hikers.

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In the middle of nowhere, this telephone booth stands as a symbol of another time.

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A place of longing! People from all over the world come to this spot to experience a sunset.

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Starting point of the short trail to the waterfall

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A short walk leads to the beautiful waterfall

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For a unique experience at Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls, visit during the early morning hours. The eastern-facing cliffs are illuminated by the rising sun, enhancing the vibrant colors of the basalt columns and providing optimal lighting for photography. Additionally, arriving early helps you avoid the peak tourist crowds that gather later in the day. [1] https://www.zigzagonearth.com/kilt-rock-skye-mealt-falls/

A cute ending or cute start to the Skye Trail: The red telephone box serves as a bus stop. From there, the bus (route 57A) departs several times a day (except Sundays) towards Portree. Check the times beforehand, or spend the wait at the nearby "Skye Museum of Island Life."

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This is not a dilapidated barn, but the remainders of the RAF radar station that was used to fight of German attacks during WW2. https://canmore.org.uk/event/962159

Except for the stones of the foundation walls, the village has disappeared. The inhabitants were displaced to make way for sheep farming.

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Great view in good weather 🌞

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A great, flat hike to the top. You can enjoy the various hills and the view of the sea. Plan on about two hours. Note: There are only about 10-15 parking spaces, but there are plenty of sheep.

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A great, flat hike to the top. You can enjoy the various hills and the view of the sea. Plan on about two hours. Note: There are only about 10-15 parking spaces, but there are plenty of sheep.

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Explore the enchanting broad-leaved woodlands of Uig, featuring waymarked trails, stunning waterfalls at Rha Glen, and the serene river path in Conon Glen. Perfect for nature lovers, these woods offer a peaceful escape with breathtaking views and wildlife.

Dinosaurs on Skye? Yes indeed – the island is a hotspot for evidence of these ancient reptiles, with 15% of the world’s Middle Jurassic discoveries to date found here. At Staffin Beach, several three-toed hadrosaur footprints can be clearly seen (subject to sand, seaweed and tides) on flat rocks. As you gaze in amazement, imagine the surprise of the local dog walker who discovered them in 2002! The prints are just a few (dino-sized) steps from a large car park and are predictably popular; please don’t stomp on them, so that they are well preserved for many generations to enjoy. If for some reason the footprints are hidden, the small sandy beach is still a nice place to explore, with fine views across to Staffin Island and westwards to The Quiraing. There’s also more dinosaur information at the nearby Staffin Dinosaur Museum.

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You'll pass it on the coastal variation of the Skye Trail

You can also get to this dilapidated stable by car via a gravel path. Campers or Insta photographers use this. But the view is great.

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In the hut there is a small common room for eating and sitting and a bedroom with two bunk beds. Staying overnight in a bothy is generally free, but keeping it clean and behaving appropriately are mandatory.

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The Rha Waterfall on the Isle of Skye is a hidden gem nestled within Uig Wood. Despite its relatively small size, this waterfall packs an impressive punch, especially after heavy rain.

So worth the walk. It does get quite busy during the tourist season. If you want to walk down to the headland, go late in the day as the sun will be on the cliffs then which makes for nice pictures and a much nicer experience. As it is all open bog (and really gets boggy depending on the weather), try and stay to the path to avoid the paths widening with every person walking there.

Definitely not a good one for if it is wet - get's very slippery! But so worth it if the weather is nice as the walk around the headland is stunning and lot more up and down than you would expect. If you keep to the right when you come down you will get to two big pillars in the sea.