[Closed] Accommodation and places to go in Skye?

Roskhill BnB is great. They have free Sherry in the lounge. RAMPAGE!

A previous thread here which may provide an hours entertainment - http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/next-time-youre-in-skye-mini-mtb-track-pics

we stayed here...

[url= http://www.whiteheatherhotel.co.uk/Home.html ]White Heather Hotel[/url]

for a few days at the end of August, loved it, amazing place.

If you're into outdoors stuff, then a walk up onto The Cuillins ridge is something worth doing. The Cuillins are the most extreme mountainous like mountains in the UK, most others being just big hills. Depending on your ability, chose an appropriate route to one of the summits, the views of the ridge and surrounding area will be worth it. Some of the summits require climbing skills, but some are airy walks. Maybe take local advice for appropriate routes to the best vantage points. I'd probably recommend walking up Sgurr Dearg to see the inaccessible Pinnacle (if you're up to it, the pinnacle can be climbed and absailed), you also get great views of Coire Lagan, the cioch (of Highlander fame) and the ridge in both directions. Obviously, do it on a clear day.

Hey Bike Chain, this one?!:

http://www.roskhillhouse.co.uk/Roskhill%20House%20-%20Tariff.html

There seems to be two Roskhill places!

Thanks guys, rang around based on your choices and we've now got somewhere!

If you're into outdoors stuff, then a walk up onto The Cuillins ridge is something worth doing

+1 for that. We were there a couple of weeks ago. The easiest top to get to on the main Cullin ridge is Sgor na Banachdich. About 4 hours there and back from Glen Brittle youth hostel. Awsome views but no difficulties.

The Quirang up at the north end of the island is also a must do. Park at the top car park. Dunvegan Castle worth doing

For less strenuous activities the pub at Stein is really good, as is the Sligachan Inn. The Three Chimneys is very good but on this visit possibly did not live up to the hype or the price