Quiraing

A representative attraction on the far right of the Scottish Highlands, suitable for self-driving, accompanied by beautiful scenery along the way, this mountain pass is spectacular, tourists are also concentrated, summer is green, winter is slightly desolate

Super magnificent landform, like an alien planet. There are many Sean sheep on the mountain that are not afraid of heights at all, and their black face is cute. You must wear non-slip shoes when you climb the mountain. When we went, some sections were washed away by landslides. We could only climb over the gravel. There was a danger of sliding down the hill in minutes!

So I barely took the Mealt Fall, the rock in front is called Kilt Rock, because the texture is very similar to a Scottish skirt. Continue north, it is Quiraing that I am thinking about, and you can turn left after Staffin (no signpost, look sharper). This road is slightly rough, there are several sections that are one-way lines, but the postal bend behind is the real test of this landform in "The Hobbit", and there are several other movies that turn 2 postal bends to the top. The difficulty is that the slope is large and there are often vans open up. It is easy to get stuck when meeting the car. Now turn west to Fairy Glen. The road to Uig is still a bit bumpy 1 lane, but it is not a big problem to drive slowly. This small village is very small, there is a gas station, convenience store and several restaurants, lunch recommended The Sheiling and Ella's, a variety of English light meals and home bake bread, about 15 pounds.

The scenery is pleasant, very good choice, I like this place very much!

Qureying Pass is located in the north of Sky Island in Scotland, and the many peaks are its biggest feature and are very spectacular. It is a favorite for hiking lovers, with a trail of about1.7 miles. Walking halfway up the mountain to see the valley below is simply beautiful.