Hiking in the Cuillin
Tackle the famous and rocky Cuillin range in Scotland on a hiking adventure with one of the guides at Explore-Share.com!
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Hiking in the Cuillin mountains is no easy feat and requires some scrambling too. Get ready for a thrill as you tackle this rugged range!
Good to know:
Country Code
+44
Currency
Pound Sterling
Language
English, Scottish Gaelic
Best time to visit
The summer months, between June and September
Weather
The weather in Scotland in moody, foggy, ever changing with cold winters from December to March and mild summers from June to September
How to get there
The nearest International Airport is Glasgow and the nearest Local Airport is Inverness. From there you need to drive, take a train, a bus or a ferry
More info about Hiking in Cuillin:
The Cuillin is a famous rocky range it Scotland that attracts many mountaineers, rock climbers, and adventurers. The range is divided into the Black Cuillin, mostly of gabro rock, the Red Cuillin, of granite. The Cuillin Ridge Traverse, which involves crossing a challenging 12km ridge crest, is a popular option that combines scrambling and hiking. It requires a good fitness level and prior preparation. However, if you would like a more easygoing hiking option in the Cuillin, there are also programs that are less challenging. A certified guide will be able to help you and guide you in the right direction. Whichever your preference, don’t miss the chance to discover this breathtaking, scenic location on the Isle of Skye in Scotland!
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