Quiraing is at the northern end of the Trotternish ridge, between Staffin and Uig. The spectacular landscape is an icon of Scotland and a popular destination for hikers and photographers. Landmark outcrops such as the 'prison' and the 'needle' are passed along the way. The walk is medium in length (6.8 km) and classified as difficult. The first part of the path is the easiest and most popular. Thereafter, it becomes rocky and scrambling is required. The descent is boggy and eroded in parts. It is dangerous when misty because of the steep cliffs. On a clear day, the views are the greatest reward.
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