10 ISLANDS, 6 CAUSEWAYS, 2 FERRIES AND 1 UNFORGETTABLE ADVENTURE
From Vatersay to the Butt of Lewis, The Hebridean Way is a truly iconic island experience.
Spanning nearly 200 miles across 10 breathtaking islands, the route boasts rugged hills and dazzling Atlantic coastline, with plenty of pit stops to rest, refuel, restock and repair along the way.
You’ll be immersed in the stunning scenery, wildlife and heritage unique to this ancient archipelago, and also discover a culture very different to mainland Scotland. Or anywhere else for that matter.
Islanders have a warm and welcoming integrity. Gaelic is often the first language spoken and there remains a sense of tradition deeply embedded in every island you’ll traverse.
With 2 separate routes for walking and cycling, the Hebridean Way is an awe inspiring trail defined not only by the rich and diverse landscape - but by the helpful and friendly folk you’ll meet as you go.
Unmatched and unmissable.
Key Facts
- Vatersay to Lewis
- Cycling length - 186 miles (NCN 780)
- Walking length - 156 miles
- Home to otters, birds of prey and more, all in their natural habitat
- World record holder Mark Beaumont launched the cycling route in 2016, completing it in just 12 hours
