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The Quiraing & Meall na Suiramach loop from Flodigarry — Trotternish, Isle of Skye

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United Kingdom
Scotland
Highlands
Isle of Skye
Staffin

The Quiraing & Meall na Suiramach loop from Flodigarry — Trotternish, Isle of Skye

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6,569

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The Quiraing & Meall na Suiramach loop from Flodigarry — Trotternish, Isle of Skye

04:28

10.7km

520m

Hiking

Embark on the Quiraing & Meall na Suiramach loop from Flodigarry, a truly unique hiking experience on the Isle of Skye. You will traverse the Trotternish Ridge, a landscape sculpted by ancient landslips, featuring towering cliffs and unusual rock formations like the slender Needle spire. This difficult 6.7-mile (10.7 km)…

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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Includes segments that may be dangerous

Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 4.20 km for 4 m

After 8.61 km for 49 m

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172 m

Loch Langaig

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We camped on the edge of the Loch. We had the whole place to ourselves and only saw a couple of people passing through in the early morning. An ideal …

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2.96 km

The Needle (Quiraing)

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The Needle, as its name suggests, is a sharp needle of rock that rises 120 feet (37 m) in an awesome display of geological might. The pinnacle is one of …

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3.42 km

Quiraing Hiking Trail

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In all of Scotland that I traveled around this is the only place where I felt the call of the mountains. The altitude is not high, but the majesty of the place is truly fascinating.

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5.47 km

Burnt Crag

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Beautiful spot this on a good day.

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6.76 km

Meall na Suiramach Summit

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Meall na Suiramach stands at 1,781 ft (543 m) above the sea and overlooking the Quiraing in northern Skye. It makes a great additional top if you're running a loop …

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8.08 km

Fir Bhreugach

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Fir Bhreugach is a 1,076 ft (328 m) high summit north of the Quirang. It's not the highest point around but its position affords amazing views south onto the landslip and the stunning landscape here.

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10.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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10.4 km

168 m

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Surfaces

7.57 km

2.87 km

168 m

< 100 m

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Comments

May 9, 2026,Aussichtspunkt Quiraing – Blick auf den Quiraing Runde von Flòdaigearraidh
Very nice tour. Used the Flodygarry parking lot. Therefore, also hiked a bit off the official tourist route. Already full in May. Good to manage, but sturdy footwear and sure-footedness are necessary. Especially on the way back on the Quiraing route.

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Only do this walk when it is not raining and the weather is good. Otherwise this will be a dangerous walk.

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Quiraing stands for wildly furrowed bizarre rocky landscape at the northern end of Skye.
We had skipped Quiraing the day before due to the rain, but now we took it on the program anyway. And luckily. For someone like me who loves the Opal Coast and the Alabaster Coast this is a high flyer. Every now and then we got …

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By now, I can certainly say that my hiking boots have had some pretty good terrain under their soles, but this hike is definitely one of the most beautiful I've ever experienced. Now I know where the hype about the beauty of the Isle of Skye comes from, and I'm joining in the praise!

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July 31, 2022,Quiraing Runde
Today we had great weather again for this beautiful tour. I could have photographed myself sore.

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Cold, strong, e.g. T. gusty wind, rain and sleet showers, paths washed out by days of rain, muddy meadows did not make the hike easy. The landscape, the panoramas, the overwhelming impressions make up for everything. Halfway through, pants, hiking boots and stockings were wet and muddy. The descent was difficult again because the original path was washed away or …

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It's best to arrive before 9:00 am, as it fills up quickly! Especially since it's the school holidays!

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It's worth doing the round trip, not just there and back.

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