... :lol: Makes no sense to me that a bridge should be removed, it would've been very convenient! Certainly added to the adventurous spirit of the trail having to wade through so many rivers though :D Thanks for reading!

lucyms wrote:What a great report with some beautiful photos of your trip! Sounds like it was a testing experience for you both
All the best!

Thanks for reading

What a great report with some beautiful photos of your trip! Sounds like it was a testing experience for you both
All the best!

The lack of a bridge at the crossing near to Camasunary. In the mid sixties, when we were there heading for a stay at the head of the sea Loch around the corner from Coruisk the crossing was without a bridge. In the late sixties a bridge was erected by the Military? However it did not last long afte...

Skye Trail May 2022 In May 2022, my boyfriend, Alex, and I walked roughly 138km down the length of the Isle of Skye across ...

... Uist ahead some other smaller islands of the chain off the coast, and Skye across the sea to the east. The causeway to Grimsay is reached after ... be regarded as typical underfoot going to a Munroist , a long distance trail walker might find it more challenging than many of the paths they might ...

Did the Skye Trail but added the Sleat Peninsula on at the end of the walk . We had glorious conditions (apart from the Trotternish ...

... and didn’t see the sign until I was leaving the next morning. Think the sign is to deter cars and camped vans. I have still to finish the trail as the weather turned very stormy with gale force winds.

I walked the trail solo in September 2021, carrying tent & two days food, resupplying midway in Portree. ... of terrain with great views (if the weather plays ball) and seeing a good number of Skye's highlights as well as quieter parts. General points: - I’ve listed the distance and ...

... improvement on the 16kgms from two years ago when I walked the Skye trail; and it was well worth it. I waited with baited breath for Nicola Sturgeon’s Coronavirus ...

Bravo, Sir! I'm 'only' 54, but your trip and the photos are an inspiration to me. I only hope I'm half as fit as you are when I get to 69!

Fantastic

I walked the Skye trail with a mate in late August 2020, wild camping with two tents. We mostly followed the route and schedule ...

Hi everyone, in August 2020, my husband and I walked the Cape Wrath Trail over 320 km. My husband put together this video in which he tried to ... off the tourist track (if ever you’ve been to the Fairy Pools on Isle of Skye you know how horrific that can be) and offers a sense of achievement ...

Nice report and photos. I’m hoping to do this shortly as I have some time off in September and the midgies should be better! Fingers crossed