Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by editor:
Inspirational Guidebook to 50 Varied Walking and Backpacking Roads in the Hebrides, Featuring Classics Such As The Skye Cups and The Paps of Jura, But Also Many Lesser-Known Routes on Jura, Scarba , Islay, Colonsay, Rum, Eigg, Canna, Muck, Coll, Tiree, Mull, Skye, Raasay, Harris, Lewis, Berneray, North Uist, South Uist, Barra and St Kilda.
Seasons: The Hebrides Area A Wonderful Place to Walk Year-Round, Though in Spring and Autumn You'll Avoid Summer's Midges and Tourists and Winter's Storms and Short Days.
Centers: Bowmore, Craighouse, Scalasaig, Salen, Flaminure, Baile Mòr, Arinagour, Scarinish, Kinloch, Galmisdale, A 'Chill, Port Mòr, Broadford, Sligachan, Portree, Castlebay, Lochboisdale, Howmore, Lochmaddy, Borve, Tarbert, Stornoway, Timsgearraidh.
Difficulty: THE WALKS IN THIS Guidebook Are Suitable for Experienced Walkers with Good Fitness and Navigational Competence. Many of the Routes Have # Waymarkers Or Signposts and The Field Is Often Rough, Rugged and Pathless. Roads are not graded, Though the Introduction to Each Walk Makes Clear The Scope and Strenuousness and Any Difficulties Involved. MUST SEE: Some of the British Isles Best Coastal Walks Are Found in the Hebrides. There are Beautiful Coastline Garlandd with White Sand Beaches, Vertiginous Cliffs, Rugged Headlands and Magnificent Geological Features. Awesome Volcanic Peaks and Rocky Whale-Backed Ridges Provide Some Serious Hill-Walking Challenges with Stunning Island Vistas.