イーストケイスネスクリフ海洋保護区での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Lady who looked after the steps

Always support the RNLI

The stairs are quite steep, so you should not be afraid of heights.

The path to the viewpoint is now very easy, you no longer have to go around the valley (there is a comfortable path with wooden steps and a bridge). However, there can be a nasty wind at the top of the ledge, there are no railings!

Sleepy, quiet corner - perfect for letting your soul wander 😇 Mystical in the fog. 🫶

Wonderful little lovely bistro cafe with lovely staff and a huge selection of treats (including salty ones) - just a few minutes from the bridge/beach. (unfortunately no photo)

A unique geological formation in East Caithness, the Wester Whale Geo has been an inspiration for many over the decades with its green arch over the sea.

Dunbeath also has a harbour that was built in the early 1800s to cash in on the boom in herring fishing. Up to 100 boats used to operate from the village. Dunbeath’s harbour is now much quieter but it does provide an excellent viewpoint for the prominent 15th century Dunbeath Castle that stands above cliffs on a peninsular to the south of the village looking like a white sentinel.