>>2025245I also did this walk (pic is the three sisters with Cullin in background) as well, if you're in to coastal/cliff views, it's amazing. Got a bit repetitive for me though as I like my munros: www.walkhighlands dot .
co.uk/skye/ramasaigorbost.shtml I made it a loop back to Dunvegan, where an a travelling lass working in the pub there took an interest in where I had been, why I was piss wet through and if I had anywhere to stay that night.
A tip for Scotland in general if you're relying on public transport like I always do is to factor is delays. It's not so bad in the cities, but once you start having to catch rural busses to get you to more remote locations they often dispense with any pretence of keeping to the schedule that may be on the bus stop or that you read online. The week I was on Skye I had a bus that was 45 minutes late and another time had to hitchhike because it didn't show up. The trains are more reliable, but prone to landslides and other weather-related mishaps. The citylink coaches are normally ok, only had one bad delay there I think.
