Hiking in Skye: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Isle of Skye
Located off the northwest coast of Scotland, Skye is famous for its ethereal, stunning landscapes. The island stretches out for 50 miles and is formed of imposing peaks, mythical lochs, and impressive cliffs. It’s the perfect setting for hiking and offers many excellent trails.
Top hiking trips | Skye
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FAQs: Hiking in Skye
What should I know about Hiking Skye?
You’ll find a number of hiking/scrambling trails within the Munros (the mountains of Skye). The Cuillen Ridge Traverse is a classic hike and involves some scrambling. An Ascent of the In Pinn is also an awesome choice if you’re looking to move from hiking into mountaineering and would like an adrenaline rush (it’s a pretty exposed route)! Besides the Munros Skye offers beautiful trails at every turn, so if you’re looking for a less steep hike, you’ll find that too.
Why should I choose Skye for my Hiking adventure?
The history of the island
**Stunning scenery **
What can I expect from the weather during my Hiking trip in Skye?
Skye has mild summers with average temperatures at around 13°C and cold winters with averages around 4°C. The island tends to get a fair bit of rain with the wettest month being October.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Skye region?
English and Gaelic
What currency is accepted around Skye?
British Pound Stirling
How can I get to Skye?
Fly to Glasgow, then take the train to Mallaig then get the ferry across to Skye.
What's the country code for the Skye region?
+44
When is the best time to travel to Skye for Hiking?
May through September
What people are saying about Hiking | Skye
John
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Almost died, but didn’t. 5/5
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