The Isle of Skye in north-west Scotland is an island full of character, rugged mountains, towering cliffs and sleepy hamlets.

There's a lot to see on this island, but travel experts and visitors say you can't leave without peeping these gems: the Quiraing, the Old Man of Storr, Neist Point and the Fairy Pools.

Scotland's top five hiking trails have been named by experts. With the cold spell that brought freezing temperatures to much of the country finally over, people will be looking to get out and make ...

Scotland has unrivalled natural beauty with the country boasting a rugged landscape which is absolutely ideal for hiking. And now with frosty temperatures subsiding, conditions are improving to such ...

Head to Trotternish and you’ll come across some of Skye’s most peculiar landscape. Following a few thousand years of slipping cliffs and an ice age, the Quiraing is made up of huge jagged pinnacles, ...

The most popular trail in the Scottish Highlands is also one of its most challenging. Ben Nevis, the U.K.'s tallest mountain, sits just 7 miles southeast of Fort William. Nevis clocks in around ...

For some of Skye’s best vistas, visit Staffin, where a walk along the Trotternish Ridge to the Quiraing, leads you past some of the most amazing and remarkable natural sights in Scotland. The ...