Hi and welcome to the Forum! - and thanks for your kind comments
It's a bit tricky to know what sort of difficulty of walk would suit you. Are you wanting to climb the mountains? I think a big difference from hiking in the US or Canada is that the walking routes on Skye are not waymarked or signed, or even maintained apart from a very few, so you may find that more navigation is required than back home.
You'll get great views all over Skye - if you are lucky with the weather! - with any sunshine, the views across the sea to the mainland or to other islands are superb. Two extremely popular routes - but well worth doing - are the Quiraing and the Storr in Trotternish; another personal favourite is Rubha Hunish which is near those two.
If you are wanting to ascend some of the Cuillin - Skye's biggest mountains - these are very steep and rocky. The easiest of the Cuillin to climb are Bruach na Frithe, Sgurr na Banachdich and Bla Bheinn. If you want to do something harder or are unsure of your abilities, there are quite alot of local mountain guides. If you found those peaks very easy then you'll be happy to try some harder ones!
All these routes - and the mountain guides - are available on the Skye section of the site.
