Absolutely well worth the walk. However, those with less than excellent mobility should avoid. I am a relatively fit 57 year old female, and I needed to take two short breaks on the way back. That aside, the views are amazing!

The Neist Point Trail on the Isle of Skye left me utterly amazed! The views are stunning, especially the Neist Point Lighthouse on the cliffs. It was super windy, which added to the adventure. Just hold onto your hat and enjoy the wild beauty of Scotland! It is clearly one of my favourite point of view of our road trip, just pure magic !

Amazing. Parking is free and the walk is not difficult at all, there’s a concrete path with an handrail. The scenery is beautiful.

One of the most scenic place in the world and one of the most breathtaking scenery to reach here in the middle of Scottish highlands. The entire experience probably reduced my age by a few years. In the summers the day remains till 1030 pm and thus one can even start a trek at 4 pm and come back by 9 pm. It will take about 2 hours to reach the Lighthouse at the edge of the cliff. It’s also a great site to camp albeit a bit windy. But nature lovers should definitely give it a try

This is a must whilst on the Isle of Skye! The day we went it was a bit rainy so the views were not perfect but nonetheless it was a great walk with amazing views. The sheep on the hillsides just added to the personality of the trail! Make sure you get there early and find a parking spot. We were there in October and had no issues but in summer I imagine it would be very busy.

One of the most iconic places to visit in Skye, absolutely beautiful and stunning. The path to reach the lighthouse is a bit steep on the way back but absolutely worth the walk, the spot deserves at least 1h to be fully admired and the car park on the arrival is a bit small but free

Looks really good and has good views of you on top of the hill, but it is so tiresome to get there. You have first walk down stairs and then go up a hill again, and I almost died when I was walking the stairs up again. But my stamina is not very good lol, so maybe for you its not that bad.

A beautiful place to visit and honestly unique. The roads are a bit odd but can be done with normal cars and campers, it does include single track roads. The parking spaces are mostly along side the single track road so you might have to walk 1 or a few minutes to the starting point of the route. During the summer sometimes a little shop is open at the start, but it is mostly closed during the year. So being everything yourself and don't forget a toilet break in advance. From the starting point you can walk up to the right to have a view from the top, with a lot of beautiful places within 15min of the start. The real route goes down towards the lighthouse with also a lot of places on the way where you can stare out in to distance. There is a large hight difference with really long stairs and angled concrete bits. Definite not an easy walk, takes around 2 hours total. Also don't wear your nicest shoes as there are usually sheep droppings every, also on al the paths!