Isle of Skye

A place where hillwalking and climbing combine to give some of the most exhilarating days out available in Britain.

The Cuillin		Some views of the Cuillin of Skye
Inaccessible Pinnacle		The notorious 'In Pinn', technically the hardest Munro but worse in its bark than in its bite.
Blà Bheinn		One of Britain's finest hills, especially when combined with the traverse of Clach Glas
The Cioch		The famous climbers' playground, as featured in the classic film "Highlander"
Loch Coruisk		One of the most beautiful and remote places on Skye, Loch Coruisk can only be reached by boat or by a long walk
Coire a' Ghrunnda		The southernmost end of the main Cuillin ridge
Coire Lagan		Coire Lagan lies at the heart of the Cuillin and is overlooked by Sgurr Alasdair (the highest peak on Skye)
Panoramas		Two panoramas of the Black Cuillin

It is very difficult not to take good photos of the Cuillin, but putting almost anyone else's to shame are those of Gordon Stainforth in his classic book "The Cuillin". I thoroughly recommend it to anyone who has an interest in the Scottish hills.
Available from all good bookshops, also Amazon.co.uk