Stac a'Phris Walk
South Shawbost, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, HS2 9BJ
Type:Walks
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A there and back route from Shawbost beach to the stunnung natural rock arch that is Stac a'Phris.
The route follows the westside coastal route and is waymarked in parts, but there is no path. The route skirts the coastline and the end of crofts and you will be treated with wonderful wildlife sightings.
The coast has magnificent cliffs - but becareful especially on windy days. Take a OS Map, compass and wear good walking boots as it can be boggy!
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