イーストケイスネスクリフ海洋保護区周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ8

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!

... and the time aspect should not be underestimated! 😅😵‍💫

Locally known as "Scorrie's Island", the Stack o'Brough is a unique, tall rock rising out of the North Sea, with its' defining characteristic being the large tunnel hole from front to back.

Believed to be one of the oldest castles in the whole of Scotland and known as 'The old man of Wick', this beauty was built sometime in the 1100's - that is serious history! The castle is perched on a rocky outcrop of land, surrounded in the summer by gorgeous wildflowers. Your can take a side trail right up to the remains of the castle and even step 'inside' what's left of it. Well worth a visit.

The Trinkie ("the trench") is a natural sea water pool created about 70 years ago from part of a quarry. There is an active heritage society who put a lot of effort into repairing and maintaining the pool so that it is fit for use. If you like outdoor swimming, you just have to visit the Trinkie.

The Trinkie ("the trench") is a natural sea water pool created about 70 years ago from part of a quarry. There is an active heritage society who put a lot of effort into repairing and maintaining the pool so that it is fit for use. If you like outdoor swimming, you just have to visit the Trinkie.

The Whaligoe steps are 365 stone steps cut into the cliff which allowed the locals to ferry the herring catch up the cliffs and across to Wick to be sold. Nowadays it's a bit of a scary climb down and one to avoid in cleats but the views are great and the atmosphere and history is worth a stop for. 330 steps remain.